Question

Why is the formatting of of plymouth plantation important? Question 3 options: it provides an in-depth, first hand account of their lives and provides accurate information of this moment in history. the formatting isn't overly important at all. the poetic structure allows the reader to draw inferences from ambiguous information. because the words are spelled differently, the format aids in comprehension.

Answer 1

Of Plymouth Plantation is a work written by William Bradford between 1630 and 1651. It registers the jopuney of those who arrived to America in the Mayflower, and tells how the sttlers devloped the first traces of the colonies.  This is way,one ofits most relevant features is that it provides an in-depth first hand account of their lives and provides accurate information of thismoment in history, precisely, because it is a journal which details and has the purpose of recording information regarding this moment, probably because the first settlers knew they were writing history themselves, so the formatting is actually important to this matter and as such,it doesn´t really represent a poetic structure, and certainly,it does not allow to make inferences from ambiguous information.