How do the five elements of historic events work together for viewing history?

By remembering the 5 W's, a historian can connect information of an event.

Explanation:

When analyzing a historical event, the 5 w´s (Who, Where, When, What and Why) can help have a better understanding.  

"Who" points to the main characters involved.

"Where" refers to the location where the event took place.

"What" stands for what happened.

"When" refers to the date of the event under discussion.

And "Why" refers to the reason that event made history, as in why it became important.

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