Historical sociology was not as prevalent in the middle of the twentieth century because_________?

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both a and bSocial Sciences. Historical sociology lost influence in the mid-twentieth century as sociologists increasingly favored statistical analysis and, in some traditions, ethnographic research over historical explanation. These methodological shifts reduced the prominence of historical approaches.

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sociologists turned instead to statistical analysis

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sociologists were highly focused on ethnographic research

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of the development of the 'historical materialist' approach

Historical sociology was not as prevalent in the middle of the twentieth century because_________?

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