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    The German Term Zeitgeist Is Relevant to the Problem of Causality
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The German Term Zeitgeist Is Relevant to the Problem of Causality

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The German term Zeitgeist is relevant to the problem of causality in history. The term refers to


A) the spirit of the time
B) the spirit of the place
C) the causal role of persons in history
D) the importance of emphasizing biographical studies in history

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