Why do historical interpretations change over time? Choose three answers.Evidence from the past is not credible or relevant.Past discoveries are no longer important.New historical sites and sources are discovered.Computer technology allows historians to see things differently.A new historian asks different questions about past discoveries.
Answer
A
Evidence from the past is not credible or relevant.
B
Past discoveries are no longer important.
C
New historical sites and sources are discovered.
D
Computer technology allows historians to see things differently.
E
A new historian asks different questions about past discoveries.
Explanation
Historical interpretations can change when historians gain new evidence or examine existing evidence in new ways. Newly discovered sites and sources can add information, and computer technology can help historians analyze evidence differently. A historian who asks different questions may also reach a new interpretation. Past discoveries do not simply become unimportant, and the evidence is not generally dismissed as irrelevant.
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