Arrange the following chapters in the book ‘What is History’ by E.H. Carr in chronological order:
A. The Historians and His Facts
B. Society and the Individual
C. History, Science and Morality
D. Causation in History
E. History as Progress
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is C

. The correct chronological order of chapters in E.H. Carr’s ‘What is History’ is:
• A. The Historians and His Facts
• B. Society and the Individual
• C. History, Science and Morality
• D. Causation in History
• E. History as Progress
This sequence aligns with option (c). 

Information Booster:

E.H. Carr’s ‘What is History’ is a foundational text in historiography that explores the nature of historical facts, the relationship between historians and society, the scientific aspects of history, causes behind historical events, and the concept of progress. The book challenges traditional notions and advocates a more critical, reflective understanding of history.

Additional Knowledge:

• ‘The Historians and His Facts’ discusses how facts are selected and interpreted by historians.
• ‘Society and the Individual’ analyzes the role of individuals within broader social forces.
• ‘History, Science and Morality’ debates whether history is a science or moral judgment.
• ‘Causation in History’ explores causes and effects in historical events.
• ‘History as Progress’ questions the idea that history is always progressive.