The kilt has certainly had (i)____________ history, outlawed as it was by Britain in 1746 as an emblem of nationalist subversion, then more recently (ii)____________ from men's to women's apparel in a 2003 European Union survey, and ridiculed at various times for a wide variety of reasons. A. an obscure B. reclassified C. an illustrious D. feigned E. a contentious F. manufactured