The two details that are related to the situation of the author's country are "the daughter of Dominicans" and “acknowledge what has happened.”
<h3>What is the text "Remembering to never forget" about?</h3>
This text focuses on a massacre that occurred in the Dominican Republic from which Julia Alvarez is from.
<h3>What details are related to the situation of the country?</h3>
The main details that are directly related to the situation are "the daughter of Dominicans" because Julia acknowledges even if she is living in the U.S. the history of her country affects her and “acknowledges what has happened" because she recognizes the negative events in the history.
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Read the excerpt from "Remembering to Never Forget: Dominican Republic's 'Parsley Massacre'" by Mark Memmott.
Which details support Alvarez's ideas about the situation in her home country? Select two options.
"the daughter of Dominicans"
"we can't change the present"
"acknowledge what has happened"
"on this planet"
"that's enough"
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The Dutch is the European group who made no missionary effort to convert the Native Americans.
Though the Dutch have the persistent desire to bring the Native Americans into the Dutch Reformed Church, no missionary effort were exercised and the Native Americans retained their independent status while showing little interest or incentive to learn the new religion.
