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3 years ago

How has globalism affected american literature?

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The answer is b) it has generated a rise the writing and popularity of works with multicultural settings, themes, and characters

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Alexus [3.1K]3 years ago

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B.) it has generated a rise the writing and popularity of works with multicultural settings, themes, and characters
seems to be the most logical :D

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I Rang the Bell

by

Edward Hirsch

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so I could climb

seven steps

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on the second floor

of a split-level house

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out of control in the yard

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