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Which is not an essential part of the process of historical inquiry? A. analyzing the evidence B. asking effective questions C. debunking a historical hypothesis D. gathering hi…

Which is not an essential part of the process of historical inquiry? A. analyzing the evidence B. asking effective questions C. debunking a historical hypothesis D. gathering hi…
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Which is not an essential part of the process of historical inquiry?

A. analyzing the evidence
B. asking effective questions
C. debunking a historical hypothesis
D. gathering historical evidence
E. understanding historical context

User Cory Nezin
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The answer is definitely C
User Nikhil Pareek
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

Edge eh- nuity huh?

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