Question

in Mildred Taylor's The LAnd Explain one physical conflict and one social conflict that Paul has had in the novel so far. Then tell whether or not you think Paul has been able to solve his conflicts.

Answer 1

Paul has had to indirectly confront the physical conflicts to which his race has been subjected, through inhumane treatment to which African-Americans were subjected from where he came, despite having a white father, who recognized him and he was raised until he was a man, the people of his origin, because of their skin color and their quality of slaves did not enjoy any rights, besides being transferred or sold as a good, they were lynched, tortured and murdered in case of putting resistance to the shameless look of white people. However Paul was under other circumstances. Although for him his situation was quite complex since it caused discontent among the whites who discriminated against him because despite not having such a dark skin, they knew that his inheritance was black. Social conflicts are presented in the struggle that Paul had to make his way in a racist society based on prejudice.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

One physical conflict Paul has is with Mitchell, who keeps fighting Paul. Paul tries to avoid getting into a physical fight with Mitchell, because Mitchell is stronger; however, Mitchell is always coming after him. One social struggle Paul has is how to deal with Mitchell. He looks for advice from his sister, brothers, and father. Paul has not solved his conflicts, because Mitchell is still mad at him.

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