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Question 1 of 10 History as common memory is: A. Expecting a country to live up to its values. B. Understanding how history plays a minor role in shaping a nation. C. Thinking about the context of historical
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History as common memory is:
A. Expecting a country to live up to its values.
B. Understanding how history plays a minor role in shaping a nation.
C. Thinking about the context of historical events.
D. The way historical events connect a culture or a nation.

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D. The way historical events connect a culture or a nation.

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