Which best describes consensus historiography?
a bottom-up look at historical events to rethink the traditional perspective
a re-interpretation of facts based on new evidence and resulting in new conclusions
a revisionist interpretation of events in which all viewpoints are considered
a top-down look at historical events to rethink the traditional perspective
a view of history in which the traditional interpretation is upheld

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Which best describes consensus historiography?
a bottom-up look at historical events to rethink the traditional perspective
a re-interpretation of facts based on new evidence and resulting in new conclusions
a revisionist interpretation of events in which all viewpoints are considered
a top-down look at historical events to rethink the traditional perspective
a view of history in which the traditional interpretation is upheld

barreraa · Answer

Consensus Historiography was a term that was popular in the 1950's. It was used in reference by the school of U.S. history. They had challenged that the Progressives and Marxists beliefs stated the US had little tensions in their belief systems. They said there was a lack of internal conflict in the United States.

anonymous · Answer

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