In centuries past, death was a more common occurrence than it is in modern times, and people were more likely to be exposed to death in their everyday lives. This made them more familiar with death and more accepting of its inevitability. Additionally, many religious and cultural traditions placed a greater emphasis on contemplating death and preparing for the afterlife.

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In Centuries Past

Question 42

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In centuries past

A) people avoided discussing death.
B) people refused to accept the reality of their own death.
C) people were more familiar with death than they are today.
D) people actively sought to discuss death.

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