Why is it useful for historians to craft historical narratives?
O A. Narratives cannot be changed even if later historians find new
evidence.
O B. Narratives are based completely on alternative sources of
historical evidence.
O C. Narratives draw from an oral tradition rather than modern
historical ideas.
D. Narratives make history more engaging while remaining evidence
based.
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