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War Throughout History

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Why does Crash Course World History not focus much on the history of war?

Because they find cooperation and trade more interesting

Because they haven't figured out a way to tackle it

Because they feel it has been discussed well elsewhere (correct)

Because war is not an important aspect of world history

How does the author view the organization of many history classes?

Primarily focused on cooperation and trade

Primarily focused on war (correct)

Primarily focused on smallpox

Primarily focused on violent and destructive aspects

What does the author find more interesting than the violent and destructive aspects of world history?

History of diseases

Cooperation and trade (correct)

Smallpox

War

What does the author think ultimately matters more in world history?

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True or false: The author believes that history is primarily a series of wars.

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War Throughout History

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Questions and Answers

Why does Crash Course World History not focus much on the history of war?

How does the author view the organization of many history classes?

What does the author find more interesting than the violent and destructive aspects of world history?

What does the author think ultimately matters more in world history?

True or false: The author believes that history is primarily a series of wars.

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