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History, as the saying goes, is written by the winners, which is another way of saying that each story has (at least) two sides. The use of propaganda, the convenient omission of inconvenient facts from state records, and the wholesale creation of “facts” are nothing new; these occurred in every ancient civilization, from Sumer to the Incan empire.According to the passage, you can assume that

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History, as the saying goes, is written by the winners, which is another way of saying that each story has (at least) two sides. The use of propaganda, the convenient omission of inconvenient facts from state records, and the wholesale creation of “facts” are nothing new; these occurred in every ancient civilization, from Sumer to the Incan empire.<br>According to the passage, you can assume that






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