Why is it important to consider the historical context surrounding an event
when making a historical interpretation?
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A. Historical interpretations are only valid if they are written in a
similar context as the event.
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B. A conclusion that does not consider context is a generalization
rather than an interpretation.
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C. Events happening at the same time might have influenced one
another.
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D. Every historical interpretation must consider political and social
consequences of an event.

Summer months are the wettest.

The answer to the first one is barometer.

Ithink the correct answer would be false. having volumes of two triangular prisms being the same does not mean that they are congruent. you can only say that shapes are congruent when you can slide, flip or turn one so that it would fit exactly to the other shape. the can be congruent when the side length and the measurement of the angles in the shapes are the same or equal. having equal volumes does not necessarily mean they have the same measurement of their angles and side lengths. they could have different slant heights and the areas of their bases.

these factors determine population growth.

birth rate

death rate

migration patterns