The term protohistory is useful for which situation?
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Correct answer: When script exists but is not fully deciphered
Protohistory commonly describes societies that fall between prehistory and fully documented history. They may have signs or a script that has not been deciphered, or may be known through the records of neighbouring literate societies. The existence of undeciphered writing alone does not reveal every feature of a society, but option A best describes the given situation.
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When script exists but is not fully deciphered
Why is this the correct answer?
Protohistory commonly describes societies that fall between prehistory and fully documented history. They may have signs or a script that has not been deciphered, or may be known through the records of neighbouring literate societies. The existence of undeciphered writing alone does not reveal every feature of a society, but option A best describes the given situation.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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