Why did some historians replace the ad-bc dating system with the bce-ce system?

a. to have a more accurate system for keeping track of events across the world

b. to place less emphasis on an event from one religion’s history

c. to avoid having to make complex calculations to put ancient events in order

d, to keep from using a sacred christian term to describe historical events

e. to encourage historians to use absolute chronology instead of relative chronology

D. to keep from using a sacred Christian term to describe historical events

Explanation:

These terms are being replaced because in this way religious diversity can be respected. Remember that "AD-BC" come from christianity:

AD- Anno Domini, this means "in the year of the Lord", it refers to a year after Jesus Christ was born.

BC- before christ.

As you can see, these terms divide universal history based on a religious event from a particular religion.

The terms "BCE-CE" don't make reference to a religious event so anyone can refer to them without any moral or ethical problem.

BCE- before common era

CE- common era

D  to keep from using a sacred Christian term to describe historical events

I think their was more reason then just that but hope it helps

this is a good question! i'll do some research and come back when i have the answer!

after defeating german forces in north africa allied leaders turned their attention to "italy," since this was the location that made the most geographic sense before invading northern europe via france.