The answer is <u>C</u> <em>“it would have been more pleasant to me to have been silent about my own history”</em> and <u>E</u> <em>“I want to add my testimony to that of abler pens to convince the people of the Free States what Slavery really is”</em>. Even it was painful the author Harriet Jacobs decide to tell her history to help the <em>antislavery movement</em>.
Prolific, which means that something is produced in high quantities.
The first paragraph was describing the setting to prepare the reader, and let them imagine what they are reading so B.
The answer would be the “main idea” or “theme”.
<span>One way in which traditional storytelling differs from Modernist stories is that Modernist stories focus on the individual's experience, whereas traditional stories focused on an objective story.
Modernists did not believe in absolute truth -- they believed the truth varied from person to person. Therefore, Modernist stories are more likely to be told from a first-person perspective. The use of a stream-of-consciousness technique is also common in Modernist literature, as this technique takes the reader into the mind of a character so that the reader can experience the character's subjective reality.
Traditional stories, on the other hand, often had an objective narrator describing the events of the novel, events which often had a clearly definied beginning, middle, and end. Because Modernists believed life was not so orderly, their stories did not feature this traditional plot structure.</span>