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How does the Common Era (CE) differ from before the Common Era (BCE)? The Common Era includes a series of continuous events.
The Common Era includes a series of chronological events.
The Common Era includes what is considered modern times.
The Common Era includes what is described as ancient times.​

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Answer: The Common Era includes what is considered modern times.

Explanation:

The Common Era (CE) refers to modern times starting from around 2,000 years ago while Before the Common Era is rightfully named as being the era before the 2,000 years began.

The Common Era is synonymous with the term Anno Domini which means "the year of our lord" thus signifying that the division between CE and BCE happened because of the birth of Jesus Christ with CE representing the years after he was born.

The Common Era therefore includes modern times with this current year of 2020 capable of being written as 2020 CE.

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“The Common Era includes what is considered modern times.”

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