Putting events in the order in which they happened is called: A. historical imagination.
B. history as common memory.
C. chronological thinking.
D. connecting the past and present.

C. chronological thinking.

Explanation:

Historical events often time connected with one another.

In order to understand if one events might become the cause of another events, a chorological thinking is needed in order to arrange the events in order.

Chronological thinking is a basic practice that will be conduction by historians every time they examine a certain historical evidence. For example, you can see this in the way historians described the events leading up to the world war II. starting from Germany's occupation to Poland all the way to the atomic bomb dropped On Japan.

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