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Is everything that men have done, thought and even imagined in a given time and space:

• Time

• Historical fact

• History

• Space

Is usually defined as a construction or interpretation made

by historians about a particular event carried out by human beings and occurred in a certain place and time.

• Historical fact

• History

• Time

• Space

Historical fact is usually distinguished by some of the following characteristics:

• Be socially relevant, i.e. have had an impact on a given community

• Be related to other events, i.e. be part of a cause-effect process

• Have brought about a change or a break from the past

• All of them

Is a category elaborated by historians to refer to the set of events and changes in society that are related to each other.

• Historical fact

• Historical process

• Time

• Space

Historical events never happen in a vacuum, they are always situated in a___________and a space (where).

• Time

• Periodization

• Turning point

• None of them

Is a way of framing the topics being studied within a specific time limit.

This is usually expressed in terms of ages, eras, phases, etc.

• Turning point

• Duration

• Periodization

• Nonen of them

It is refer to the connections that can be established between two or more historical phenomena

(cause-consequence-cause) continuity and change:

• Historical Process

• Temporal relations

• Duration

• Periodization

The confluence and coexistence of various historical events or processes at the same time is named:

• Duration

• Time

• Simultainety

• None of them

Examining__________, historians can gain a more complete understanding of the complexities of the human experience.

• Turning point

• Change and continuity

• Cause and consecuence

• None of them

Is a relationship in history between an event, a condition, or a decision and the events or results that follow it:

• Duration

• Continuity and change

• Cause and consecuence

• Conjuncture