12. What makes historical fiction different from other kinds of fiction? Select all that apply.
The characters in historical fiction stay true to the setting's time and place.
The setting is based on a real place and during a historical time.
The story's conflict is always the same as an actual historical conflict.
Important details about the customs and historical events are not explained.
Answer (1)
Historical fiction differs from other kinds of fiction by grounding its characters in real historical settings and emphasizing accurate cultural details. While the setting is based on actual history, the conflicts may not necessarily align with true historical events. This genre allows readers to explore fictional narratives while learning about the past. ;
