This is the man who says: I built the railroads. I built that tower. I fought your wars. I was the kid with the drum. Why the he

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This is the man who says: I built the railroads. I built that tower. I fought your wars. I was the kid with the drum. Why the he

ll should I be standing in line now? What happened to all this wealth I created? In this excerpt, Harburg explains that his song is giving a voice to

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zubka84 [21] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-24T21:10:42+03:00

zubka84 [21]3 years ago

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B - The working class and the Veterans

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kherson [118] · Answer 2 · 2022-03-24T19:30:24+03:00

Answer:the working class and the veterans.

Explanation:The working class are those people with little to no education background, who work so hard using their own hands and they sweat all day long but they are the basic structure that keeps everyone else life running. They work on the railroad, they built towers as this excerpt state , all of these things they build are things that everyone needs.

The writer also mentioned that he has fought wars but now he finds himself standing in the line, which means he finds himself without any money and begging like everyone else as if there is nothing he contributed to the country.