Question

Why might a historian use periodization when writing about ancient Greece?

Answer 1

@Khirro

Answer 2

A. To construct a theory about controversial events from the distant past
B. To collect evidence of the impact of one particular culture over a large geographic region
C. To highlight the strengths and weaknesses of various leaders
D. To organize historical events based on shared characteristics over long periods of time

Answer 3

@texaschic101

Answer 4

please thnks

Answer 5

A doesn't regard to periodization at all.
Neither is B correct.

That leaves C and D.
C seems a bit specific, regarding to the leaders only.
That leaves D.

So D, I'd have to say.
It seems the most likely answer.

Answer 6

thnks dude

Answer 7

Which of the periods in this timeline occurred furthest from the birth of Jesus of Nazareth??

Answer 8

Np.
Just ask if you have anymore questions.

Answer 9

New Kingdom
B. Ptolemaic Dynasty
C. Middle Kingdom
D. Old Kingdo

Answer 10

A. new kingdom

Answer 11

@Khirro

Answer 12

http://media.apexlearning.com/Images/201403/14/180123b9-ce74-4b54-8037-6ebd6167bdc0.jpg

Answer 13

The New Kingdom spanned from 16th century BC to the 11th century BC.
The Ptolemaic dynasty lasted from 305 BC to 30 BC.
The Middle Kingdom began in 2,000 BC to 1,700 BC.
And the Old Kingdom was the title given to the 3rd millennium BC.

So the answer is D, the Old Kingdom.

Answer 14

thks

Answer 15

Periodization is a useful concept to apply when:

A. comparing the Jewish and Gregorian calendars.
B. distinguishing between primary and secondary sources.
C. constructing a historical narrative about U.S. presidents.
D. organizing Roman history into three main eras.

Answer 16

@Khirro

Answer 17

oh thanks @texaschic101

Answer 18

not the best at this...but my guess would be D

Answer 19

ok thnks

Answer 20

@melodycrazysouthern

Answer 21

still need help