Which list puts these events in the correct order, from earliest to latest?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Grunwald (1410), Union of Lublin (1569), Constitution of 3 May (1791), Warsaw Uprising (1944)
- Step 1: Place the dates: 1410, 1569, 1791, 1944. Step 2. Sorted by year, they run Grunwald, Lublin, the Constitution and the Uprising. Answer: Grunwald, Lublin, the Constitution, the Uprising. Why not the others: The others place the Union of Lublin before Grunwald or the Constitution before Lublin.
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