Question

question 3 – change and continuity (3 points)
change over time – change over time involves the ability to recognize, analyze, and evaluate the dynamics of history over periods of time of varying lengths. it often involves discovering patterns.
identify and explain one change or continuity associated with the historical developments in documents 1 and 2. be sure to use evidence from both documents 1 and 2 in your response.

Explanation:

Since the problem is about analyzing historical change or continuity and using evidence from documents (though documents aren't provided here), the relevant subfield under Social Science is History. To answer, one would first determine if focusing on change or continuity, then recall or infer content from the two documents to identify a pattern (e.g., in political systems, social structures, etc.) and explain with evidence from both. For example, if Document 1 is about feudal Europe and Document 2 about early modern Europe, a continuity could be the role of the church in social control, with evidence from both about church influence on law, education, or morality.

Answer:

(Note: Without the actual documents, a specific example can't be given, but the approach is to identify a change or continuity (e.g., "Continuity: The influence of religious institutions on societal norms remained a constant from the period in Document 1 to Document 2. In Document 1, [evidence of religious influence], and in Document 2, [similar evidence of religious influence on norms like marriage, education, or law].") The key is to use both documents' evidence to support the identified change or continuity.)