The Greek Historian Thucydides Differed from Herodotus in That the Former

question 111

Multiple Choice

The Greek historian Thucydides differed from Herodotus in that the former

• A)was unconcerned with divine forces as a factor in history.
• B)exhibited a critical attitude toward his sources but Herodotus did not.
• C)devoted much of his writing to economic history.
• D)was unconcerned with teaching lessons based on history.
• E)never wrote about warfare but only about political and cultural matters.

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