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"American History," Part 2: Setting and Character Answers

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How does the story’s setting impact the narrator and the other students in this part of the story?

A
The playground setting causes them to act silly even as serious news is delivered.
B
The school setting leads them to take Mr. DePalma’s news more seriously.
C
The president’s assassination shows them that someone they believe is tough can still cry.
D
The cold weather makes them more sensitive to what Mr. DePalma tells them.

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