What is more important in history-events persons or dates?

All three are equally important in history. Events form the narrative of history and are the actions and interactions of people. Dates pin down exactly when these events occurred. Without dates, it would not be possible to build an accurate timeline of events. The people involved in an event are as equally important as the event itself. Individuals have the power to shape the course of history. Without knowledge of the people involved, it would be difficult to understand the motivations behind events.

Why did the World War I end on 1918?

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History Exercises on the Good Neighbor Policy - with feedback
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Exercises on art in prehistory
question 1 See the image of one of the most famous prehistoric sculptures, the “Venus of Willendorf”. Venus of Willendorf About this sculpture, it is correct to say that: a) was found in the archaeological site of Serra da Capivara, in the south of Piauí. b) was discovered in 1990 by an archae
Exercises on the Halter's Vow - with feedback
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Exercises on the Contestado War - with feedback
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