No One Can Completely "Own the Past," and This Means

question 21

Multiple Choice

No one can completely "own the past," and this means, in part, that the past

• A) is a cultural construction
• B) must be claimed by someone who is most familiar with it
• C) is always subject to change
• D) since it is not possible to agree on any interpretation, there must be a consensus as to its meaning

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Cost Table

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