word | chronology |
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definition | (1) A sequence of events in the order they occurred. (2) A table, list, or account that presents events in order. |
eg_sentence | The scandal had gotten so complex that the newspaper had to print a chronology showing the order of the numerous events involved. |
explanation | History is much more than a simple chronology of events, but keeping events in chronological order is the first essential step in thinking about it. When, for example, historians try to show how World War I prepared the way for World War II, tracking the chronology of the events in the years between the two wars can help in explaining a complicated historical era |
IPA | krəˈnɑləʤi |
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