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History is the study of the past. From Greek (Estoria (help·info))

History may also refer to:

General

• Prehistory, the time before written history
• History of the world, the history of humanity
• History of Earth
• Timeline of the Big Bang, scientific explanation for the start of the universe

Medicine

• Medical history, the history of a patient

Computing

• Changelog, a log or record of changes in computer projects
• Command (computing), a directive to a computer program

Writing

• The Histories of Herodotus
• The History of Armenia of Moses of Chorene
• History (Asimov), a 1941 science fiction short story by Isaac Asimov
• Other works known as the Histories

Music

• HIStory, a 1995 double album by Michael Jackson
  • "History" (Michael Jackson song), a song on the album (disc two; track 13)
• "History" (The Verve song), a song and single from The Verve's second album, A Northern Soul
• "History" (Tenacious D song), a song from Tenacious D's second album, Pick of Destiny
• History - The Singles 85-91, a compilation album by New Model Army
• History, a single by Funeral for a Friend, featured on their Hours album
• History (controller.controller album), a 2004 EP by controller.controller
• History (Matthew West album), an album by Matthew West

Media

• History television shows
  • History (TV channel)
  • The History Channel UK
  • The History Channel Scandinavia
  • Military History Channel, a spin-off channel of The History Channel
  • History Television, a Canadian and English history channel
• BBC History, magazine by the BBC

Research

• History, a threat to internal validity in which events outside of the experiment or between repeated measures of the dependent variable may have effects on the experiment’s validity

See also

• Histories (disambiguation)
• Natural History (disambiguation)

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