How do historians refer to when they discuss causation?

a) the circumstances surrounding an event

b) whether one event was responsible

c) whether two events are related

d) the way a person perceives an event

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Alonzo Bass

31 January, 19:02

How do historians refer to when they discuss causation?

a) the circumstances surrounding an event

b) whether one event was responsible

c) whether two events are related

d) the way a person perceives an event

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Cecelia Mcintyre · Answer 1

It would be b) whether one event was responsible.

This alternative would be correct because causation would have to be caused by something, so they look for the person who caused it: the responsible person or event.

How do historians refer to when they discuss causation?a) the circumstances surrounding an eventb) whether one event was responsiblec) whether two events are relatedd) the way a person perceives an event

How do historians refer to when they discuss causation?

a) the circumstances surrounding an event

b) whether one event was responsible

c) whether two events are related

d) the way a person perceives an event