The following question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.

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The best description of the theme of the story in “The Unbreakable Code” is that C. Leaving a physical home does not have to mean losing language and history.

The evidence we have for this theme is that A. His grandfather's stories gave him an identity which he would carry wherever he went.

<h3>What happened in "The Unbreakable Code"?</h3>

A Navajo boy named John was not happy that he had to move to Minnesota because he thought he would lose his Navajo heritage.

His grandfather then told him a story about what the Navajo did in WWII which led to John being more proud of his heritage and realizing that it would stay with him no matter where he went.

Find out more on the Navajo at brainly.com/question/17120566.

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