Which phrases give accurate definitions of history?

Question

Select all correct answers.

Responses

the study of human behavior before records were kept

the study of human behavior before records were kept

the study of the human past

the study of the human past

the study of how people have used their environment

the study of how people have used their environment

a documented narrative of change over time

Answer 1

The phrases that give accurate definitions of history are:

1. the study of the human past
2. the study of how people have used their environment
3. a documented narrative of change over time

(Note: The first two responses are repeated, so they should only be counted once.)

Answer 2

what do you mean

Answer 3

Sorry for any confusion! I meant to say that I selected the accurate definitions of history based on your options. Here’s a clearer breakdown:

1. The study of the human past - This accurately defines history.
2. The study of how people have used their environment - This is also a valid aspect of history.
3. A documented narrative of change over time - This reflects how history is often recorded and understood.

The repeated phrases were noted, but they don't change the count. The definitions regarding "the study of human behavior before records were kept" are more accurately related to prehistory, not history itself.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Answer 4

Which are acceptable reasons for studying history?

Select all correct answers.

Responses

It provides instructive examples.

It provides instructive examples.

It teaches us to accept religious doctrines.

It teaches us to accept religious doctrines.

It leads to agreement on political philosophy.

It leads to agreement on political philosophy.

It promotes cultural dialog among different peoples.

It promotes cultural dialog among different peoples.

Answer 5

The acceptable reasons for studying history from your options are:

1. It provides instructive examples. - This is true; history can offer lessons and examples for current and future situations.
2. It promotes cultural dialog among different peoples. - This is also accurate; studying history can help foster understanding and dialogue among diverse cultures.

The other options—teaching acceptance of religious doctrines and leading to agreement on political philosophy—are not generally considered acceptable reasons for studying history, as history is meant to provide information and context rather than dictate beliefs or political agreements.

Answer 6

do you know the answers to the unit 1 lesson 7 unit test: history: The map of time?

Answer 7

I don’t have access to specific unit tests or their answers. However, I can help you understand historical concepts and topics that might be covered in a lesson about history or the "Map of Time." If you have questions about specific content or concepts from that lesson, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to assist you!