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Why is it so difficult for historians to arrive at an interpretation of past events that is universally accepted
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Why is it so difficult for historians to arrive at an interpretation of past events that is universally accepted

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They did not live at that exact time so they have to assume how it is perceived.
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Historians with different points of view may interpret the same sources in different ways.

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