Memories of What You Were Doing and Where You Were

question 4

Multiple Choice

Memories of what you were doing and where you were when a traumatic event (death of a famous person or a terrorist incident) occurred is called ______.

• A)an episodic memory
• B)an enhanced experience
• C)a flashbulb memory
• D)a dissociative memory

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Definitions:

Historical Significance

The importance or impact that an event, figure, or aspect of history has had on the past or has on the present.

Free Blacks

African Americans who were not enslaved, especially before the Civil War in the United States.

Black Christianity

A term that encompasses the diverse practices, traditions, and experiences of Christianity within African-American communities, often highlighting the role of the church in social justice movements.

African Traditions

The rich and diverse cultural practices, beliefs, rituals, and social customs originating from the African continent and its people.