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With which question does postcolonial review of museums begin?

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Correct answer: Which history is shown and which voices are kept absent

A postcolonial review asks how the past has been selected, arranged, and presented, especially when museums were created under colonial systems. Museums do not merely store objects; they shape public memory and influence whose achievements, suffering, and knowledge are considered important. Therefore, the review must examine both the stories displayed and the people or communities left out.

Option A expresses this central concern by asking which history is shown and which voices are absent. Ticket sales, building height, and tax collection may matter for management, but they do not address representation or historical power. A careful review may also ask who collected the objects and whether communities can interpret or reclaim them. Thus, option A is correct.

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