In the study of history, what is one major difference between a region and a
period?
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A. A region can be studied over long spans of time, but a period
applies to a specific time span.
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B. A region can deal with many different themes, but a period deals
with one specific theme.
C. A region can be studied only in the modern era, but a period can
be studied in any era,
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D. A region is not influenced by different historical turning points, but
a period is
SUBMIT

A. A region can be studied over long spans of time, but a period applies to a specific time span.

Explanation:

Regions are areas/locations. Ex. "The Midwestern Region." So, regions can be studied for as long as that place exists.

Periods are set amounts of time. Ex. "A period of 100 years." So, periods are studied within that specific time span.

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new york- english

new orleans- french

new hampshire- english

new mexico- spanish

new jersey- english

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