Question

HELP FAST Which list accurately describes the order of the development of our calendar?

1. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born); 2. Julian calendar (with leap years); 3. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year)


1. Julian calendar (with leap years); 2. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year); 3. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born)


1. Egyptian calendar (with 365-day year); 2. Julian calendar (with leap years); 3. Gregorian calendar (with year 1 as the year Christ was born)

Answer 1

c

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Option c accurately describes the order of the development of our calendar

Step-by-step explanation:

Egyptian calendar is the oldest as the date of origin is unknown but few historical researchers suggest that it originated 4231 BC. It was back in Prehistoric period where writing did not come into existence. .

Julian calendar which originated during the time of Julius Ceasar in 46 BC replacing the Roman calendar.

Gregorian calendar originated in the 15 Century. It is used in many parts of the world. Around 240 years ago the Gregorian calendar was adopted during British Imperialism.