Social history is often described as a ‘jigsaw puzzle’ or a mosaic instead of a straight timeline of events. Why? I. Because evidence can often be confusing and theories conflicting. II. Because research is often inconsistent and it takes time to piece together the social histories of whole societies. III. Because not enough expert people are researching societies IV. Because history is multi-dimensional and has links across time and space. a. II, III and IV b. I, III and IV c. I, II and IV d. I, II and III

Social history is often described as a ‘jigsaw puzzle’ or a mosaic instead of a straight timeline of events. Why? I. Because evidence can often be confusing and theories conflicting. II. Because research is often inconsistent and it takes time to piece together the social histories of whole societies. III. Because not enough expert people are researching societies IV. Because history is multi-dimensional and has links across time and space. a. II, III and IV b. I, III and IV c. I, II and IV d. I, II and III