A document making an argument about a historical event is most likely to be credible if it makes claims that are corroborated by other sources. Option C. This is further explained below.
<h3>What is
a historical event?</h3>
Generally, historical occurrences, in particular those connected to a certain time period, area, or topic in the course of European history.
In conclusion, A historical document's credibility increases if its assertions can be backed up by other reliable accounts of the same or similar events.
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<span>the answer is De Beauvoir misses that what constitutes a woman is biological as well as cultural.
Despite non stop push from activists that told that women and men are exactly the same, there are several biologoical difference that might influence both women and men behavior that couldn't be controlled by both Genders.</span>
the answer to my best knowledge would have to be the industrial society.
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The correct answer is <span>be perceived as judgmental.
When delivering negative performance reviews, it is not advisable to focus </span><span>on employees' attitudes and intentions since it will make employees feel judged and cause them to become defensive. Instead, performance reviews should focus more on providing employees with suggestions and tips on what can be done to boost productivity and job success. </span>
