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What is the definition of the Latin word Historia? a. the study of books b. the study of artifacts c. the study of past events d. the study of archaeology
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What is the definition of the Latin word Historia? a. the study of books b. the study of artifacts c. the study of past events d. the study of archaeology

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The answer to your question is C. This is because the Latin word historia translates to history in English. The word history means the study of past events.

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The answer to your question is C.

This is because the Latin word historia translates to history in English.

The word history means the study of past events.



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