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Unit Test — Cumulative exam

Question 16 • 2025-2026_MDCPS_2109010-M/J World History Sem 1-CR

How does the Common Era (CE) differ from before the Common Era (BCE)?

Answer
A
The Common Era includes a series of continuous events.
B
The Common Era includes a series of chronological events.
C
The Common Era includes what is considered modern times.
D
The Common Era includes what is described as ancient times.

Explanation

CE dates are counted forward from the start of the Common Era, while BCE dates are counted backward from that point. CE includes the present and what is generally called modern times; BCE refers to earlier dates, often associated with ancient history. The distinction is the position of dates on the timeline, not whether every CE event is modern.

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