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Learning Objective: 4. Describe the steps in a historical research project.
Skill: 47. Explains the complexities of historical data gathering

36) Terry Timmons likes historical research that presents the past in a neat, tidy way. When writing up his own historical research, Terry weaves his findings about historical events and settings into coherent wholes and includes as many interesting and colourful details as possible. Which sort of historical writing does Terry produce?
A) Discursive history
B) Contingent history
C) Recollected history
D) Oral history
E) Narrative history

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Basics of Social Research, Canadian Edition

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