Beginning here I can already feel a sense of internal conflict in recalling the events that were happening in history, and how it aligned with the story at hand. Almost seems as if he doesn't want to be ties to the history that has taken place, but also accepts his position in the turning point of things.

What does the author hope to convince you, the reader, that history is not?

It's important to understand the role of power in the construction of historical accounts because... Group of answer choices material and political positions affect individuals' abilities to record history. grand narratives speak the full truth about what happened in history. we don't know who will be writing history for us. knowledge of history increases prejudice during intercultural communication.

By studying the historical context of a story, you can better understand:A.the reason the author left out certain information.B.the historical figures that the characters were based on.C.the author's attitude toward his or her audience.D.the interests and fears of the intended audience.

A historian is  merely concerned with tracing the history of the political processthrough narration of episodes.*TrueFalse

complexities of historical narrative construction,