The correct answer is A. World War II and the Vietnam War
Explanation:
John Steinbeck was an American author mainly known for his works that combine fictional and reality elements including this famous novels "Of Mice and Men" or "The Grapes of Wrath" set during the Great Depression. Additionally, during the Second World War, this author served as a war correspondent and due to this some of his writings were influenced by this experience including this essay "Symptoms" in which he explored the effects of the war in solders.
On the other hand, Tim O'Brien was not inspired by the Second World War but by the Vietnam War as he served in it, this influenced most of this works including "Ambush" which a short story in which he describes an ambush he experienced during the war and the way he killed a man. Considering this, it can be concluded in the case of Steinbeck he discusses World War II and in the case of Tim O'Brien, he discusses the Vietnam War.
The war that <span>wars did John Steinbeck's "Symptoms" and Tim O'Brien's "Ambush" was discussed happened in </span>D) the Civil War and World War I. There ideas are different because Steinbeck’s “Symptoms” discuss the aftereffects of war on soldiers while O’Brien’s tone toward soldiers <span>and victims of war is sympathetic in which there will be guilt after the war.</span>
He is stating that the matter is more deeper than bodies, more soulful and more what matters on the inside with our souls. "Gorvern your own bodies" referring to not an actual body and its organs but what is inside a body deeply soulfully.
