Answer:On July 6, 1881, a storm in Iowa caused a railroad track to be flooded. Seeing this, Kate Shelley took action
to ensure that no train would cross the flooded track. As you read, take notes on what Kate endured to help
people who were in danger
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Nathan and Rukmani represent paradigmatic Indian peasants, yet the relationship they shared is dismantling the stereotypes which is the major theme of the work. Their relationship is reminiscent of typical Indian rural families where Nathan is a caring an loving husband while Rukmani is an obedient wife. They both share an affectionate bond. Rukmani's ability to read and write is appreciated by Nathan. He always supports her to grow, at the same time <em>she stands by him in his bad times(Poverty) and takes the initiative to educate her children as it would give them power which again is a significant theme in the text. </em>Through their relationship, Markandaya aims to highlight the themes of hardships of rural life and present a critic of issues like child marriage, poverty, suffering, Illiteracy, etc. The most intimidating feature of their relationship that keeps the readers hooked is that they combat all these obstacles and stand for each other despite all the odds.
'Memoir' is the correct answer, because in it, the author talks about his own life and personal experiences.
In both texts, mothers try to create behaviors in themselves and their children that they perceive as representative of the American dream, as shown in the last answer option.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The two texts show how cultural heritage, immigration, and the difference between generations are something in conflict in people's lives.
- In the texts, the main characters struggle to integrate into American culture, maintain their origins and respond to the expectations of their fathers, especially the mothers.
- Writing moms have a strong vision of the American dream and what it represents.
- Both want their children to realize this utopia, as they see it as a form of success and parental quality.
However, this vision of the American dream, and the way these mothers want their children to fit into American culture, can hinder them in creating a proper cultural identity and life in society.
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