so in my history class the teacher said that if it says like "18th century" in the textbook then it is actually referring to 1700-1799? why is it like that? i thought it meant like 1800 to 1899
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nope, 18th century is 1700-1799s. rule of thumb subtract 1 and multiply 100.
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the 18th century lasted from 1701 to 1800.
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no. because the first century would have been the year 0-1000. making the second century 1001-1099. etc.
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