Question 1 of 10 Why is it important to consider the historical context surrounding an event
when making a historical interpretation?
A. Events happening at the same time might have influenced one
another
B. Historical interpretations are only valid if they are written in a
similar context as the event.
C. Every historical interpretation must consider political and social
consequences of an event.
D. A conclusion that does not consider context is a generalization
rather than an interpretation.

When president johnson vetoed a law that would extend the freedmen’s bureau, congress reacted by supporting the veto and closing the freedmen’s bureau. writing a new law to show support for the black codes. overriding the veto and expanding the agency’s powers. drafting a law to prevent african americans from voting.

What event ultimately started world war 2 and ended britain and frances attempt to prevent war?

Ahistorian has discovered a letter written by an early roman emperor. she translates the letter and discovers that it contains orders to a general before a battle. she works to determine when the letter was written to figure out which battle the letter references.the historian in the passage is most clearly demonstrating which historical thinking skill? a. identifying causes and historical contextb. thinking chronologicallyc. making and evaluating arguments and interpretationsd. analyzing historical sources