Question ID:PT45 S1 Q20 Passage:Reviewer:  Many historians claim, in their own treatment of subject matter, to be as little affected as any natural scientist by moral or aesthetic preconceptions. But we clearly cannot accept these proclamations of objectivity, for it is easy to find instances of false historical explanations embodying the ideological and other prejudices of their authors.  Stem:The reviewer's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it  Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:takes for granted that the model of objectivity offered by the natural sciences should apply in other fields Choice B:offers evidence that undermines rather than supports the conclusion it reaches Choice C:fails to recognize that many historians employ methodologies that are intended to uncover and compensate for prejudices Choice D:takes for granted that some historical work that embodies prejudices is written by historians who purport to be objective Choice E:fails to recognize that not all historical explanations embodying ideologies are false