Interpretations are different people’s versions of the past. They could be written in history books, turned into documentaries about the past, or even made into fictionalized accounts through novels and films. Different people often give very different interpretations of the same event or person in history — it depends which evidence they choose to use and find important. For example, one historian might call the Black Death a “disaster”, while another might see it as a “turning point in the power of the peasantry”. What is a better generalization for the above statement?
A、Different people may have different interpretations of the past.
B、Interpretations are different people’s versions of the past.
C、One historian might call the Black Death a “disaster”, while another might see it as a “turning point in the power of the peasantry”.
D、Different people may have different interpretations of the past, in history books, documentaries, or fictionalized accounts, by using different historical evidence. For example, the Black Death can be seen as a “disaster” or “turning point in the power of the peasantry” by different historians.
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