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Determining Whether Earlier Events Caused or Preceded Later Ones
Evaluate whether earlier events in a historical text caused later outcomes or simply came before them.
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Analyzing Events, Causation, and Historical Vocabulary
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Analyze series of events for causation versus mere sequence and determine meanings of political, social, and economic vocabulary in historical texts.
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