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Explanation:
"History influences how human beings think, and how they think influences how they write. We see the influence of history in fiction as well as nonfiction. Even writers who create mythological worlds — such as the Middle Earth of J. R. R. Tolkien — incorporate elements of “real” history, such as kings, queens, knights, castles, wars, etc.
“Harry Potter” seems to have been influenced by England’s history of class consciousness, with the elites looking down on the common Muggles.
Nearly all major works of literature have been influenced by human history, to some degree. Some lyric poems that focus on themes like nature and love are exceptions to the general rule."
