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What is a difference between interpreting historical timelines and interpreting historical narratives?

A. Historical timelines focus on unreliable sources, while historical narratives require evidence.
B. Historical timelines focus on major events, while historical narratives focus on ideas and beliefs.
C. Historical timelines describe individuals, while historical narratives focus on major chronological events.
D. Historical timelines focus on major chronological events, whereas historical narratives present a story.

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D. Historical timelines focus on major chronological events, whereas

D. Historical timelines focus on major chronological events, whereashistorical narratives present a story.

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Final answer:

Historical timelines focus on major chronological events, whereas historical narratives present a story.

Explanation:

The difference between interpreting historical timelines and interpreting historical narratives is that historical timelines focus on major chronological events, whereas historical narratives present a story.

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