Question

Who coined the term 'Universal History""?(A) Ibn Khaldun(B) RG Collingwood(C) Hegel(D) MarwickU1bo foluoro correct footnote forn​

Answer 1

I think it is Hegel...........pls mark as brainliest if its right

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is (A) Ibn Khaldun.

Explanation:

• One of the greatest social scientists of the Middle Ages, Ibn Khaldun was a Muslim Arab philosopher, historian, and sociologist who made significant contributions to historiography, sociology, economics, and demography.
• Ibn Khaldun is credited with creating one of history's first nonreligious ideologies.
• He is regarded as the founding father of sociology and the science of history, as well as the greatest Arab historian.
• He was given a position at the Tunisian court when he was 20 years old. Later, in Fez, he was appointed secretary to the Moroccan monarch.
• He spent the last two years of the 1350s in prison after being accused of taking part in an uprising.
• He once again fell out of favour after being liberated and elevated by a new ruler, so he made the decision to travel to Granada.
• Ibn al-Khatib, the prime minister of Granada, was a well-known author and a close friend of Ibn Khaldun.
• Ibn Khaldun had previously served the Muslim monarch of Granada in Fez.
• The Muqaddimah is Ibn Khaldun's most important composition.
• He explored historical techniques and offered the required standards for separating historical truth from error in this "introduction" to history.
• One of the most extraordinary writings on the philosophy of history ever written is the Muqaddimah.

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