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Which phrase describes the most likely historical and cultural context of a story about family members who pack all of their belongings into a horse-drawn wagon? A. Scientific exploration in the 21st century
B. American pioneers in the 1700s
C. Love and heartache in modern times
D. The struggle of prehistoric human societies

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