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Who wrote the 2006 horror novel 'Cell'?
Stephen King
What is the name of the 2000 psychological thriller film starring Jennifer Lopez?
The Cell
What does the term 'Cell' refer to in the context of 'Arts, entertainment, and media'?
A Marvel comic book character
What is the name of the American rock band associated with the song 'The Cell' released in 2006?
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What is the term 'Cell' associated with in the context of 'Groups of people'?
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What is the period of events before the invention of writing systems considered?
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What sources do historians use to seek knowledge of the past?
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How is history different from myth?
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What is the nature of history as an academic discipline?
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What are stories common to a particular culture, but not supported by external sources usually classified as?
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Literature
- The 2006 horror novel 'Cell' was written by Stephen King.
Film
- The 2000 psychological thriller film starring Jennifer Lopez is 'The Cell'.
Arts, Entertainment, and Media
- In this context, the term 'Cell' refers to a 2006 song by the American rock band They Might Be Giants.
Groups of People
- The term 'Cell' is associated with a small, secretive group of people working together, often for a specific purpose.
History
- The period of events before the invention of writing systems is considered Prehistory.
- Historians use primary sources, secondary sources, and oral tradition to seek knowledge of the past.
- History is different from myth in that it is based on verifiable evidence and facts, whereas myths are often based on unverifiable or supernatural events.
- History is an academic discipline that seeks to understand and analyze the past, often using a critical and objective approach.
- Stories common to a particular culture, but not supported by external sources are usually classified as myths or legends.
