The question of when, if ever, history can be considered (i)____________ is contentious, to say the least. One could argue, for example, that any evaluation of the 180-year-old presidency of Andrew Jackson would likely be (ii)____________ the controversies that define evaluations of more contemporaneous political leaders, and yet a plethora of passionately held views continues to polarize. The (iii)____________ of any one judgment is perhaps the one certainty surrounding the issue. A. apolitical B. characteristic of C. objectivity D. tendentious E. free from F. mellifluousness G. unexpurgated H. mired in I. subjectivity