Answer: Historical context
Explanation: The historical context is a particular social, political, moral, religious environment and circumstances that have given rise to a particular attitude and thinking of a particular group, the wider community, or an entire minority within the broader national entity. Based on historical events and circumstances, some, for example, a minority creates their own views and the way they act within the wider community. Again, on this basis, one can understand what motivates a particular minority to behave, think, and act on particular patterns, which are a result of historical context.
