How can a historian determine whether two events are causally related or correlated?A.By determining whether one of the events is more important than the otherB.By determining whether the two events occurred at the same timeC.By determining whether one of the events led to the otherD.By determining whether the two events have the same originSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

How is historical causation similar to correlation?A.Both involve events that occur during the same historical period.B.Both involve two or more events that lead to the same outcome.C.Both involve events that are a result of the same stimulus.D.Both involve two or more events that occur at the same time.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

When two events occur close together in time, a scientific approach to understanding the events suggests that: a. the first event probably caused the second event. b. the fact that the two are related should not be mistaken for cause and effect. c. the second event is the more important event to study. d. the second event should be ignored until the first event is fully understood.

9 Knowing that two events are correlated does not tell us what is the cause and what is the effect. However, it does provide A. an indication that an underlying variable is at work. B. proof that as one increases, the other decreases C. a basis for prediction D. an explanation for events

Correlation studies are useful in that they show causation to help us better understand how two variables relate to one another. Group of answer choicesTrue False

How is historical evidence useful to a historian?A.It prevents a historian from relying on historiography.B.It can support a historian's conclusions.C.It allows a historian to think chronologically.D.It can help a historian avoid detecting bias in a source.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS