In counterfactual history, nothing is certain
Robert Dallek
Why do we study counterfactual history?
Counterfactual history is an intriguing way to attain a different perspective of past events to better understand why the outcome of events occurred the way they did. Additionally, counterfactual history helps individuals identify the root causes of a particular event and replace/remove it to explore the different turns history would’ve consequently taken.
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My name is Vanessa and I am a first year student from the University of Mary Washington.
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