They will escape on a boat heading for Europe
        
             
        
        
        
The type of conflict taking place in this passage is character vs. nature. Thus, the correct option is A. 
<h3>What is Conflict?</h3>
Conflict may be defined as a circumstance that leads to disagreement with someone over contrasting sentiments.
According to the context of this question, the author describes the above passage in reference to qualities possess by nature like blue air, white water, the sound of waves, etc. 
Therefore, the type of conflict taking place in this passage is character vs. nature. Thus, the correct option is A. 
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Answer:  Post-recontruction era
Explanation: 
Abandonment of Reconstruction has effect African-American writers to write about discrimination and justice. ''The Marrow of Tradition'' by Charles W. Chesnutt is published in 1901. and it is a historical novel about the Wilmington Insurrection of 1898 that happened in North Carolina, Wilmington. 
It is a historical novel with a fictional account. 
- Since you didn't write down the excerpts from the novel, I hope that this would help. The author was African-American and he was also affected by Reconstruction at that time. 
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
What is the underlined word?
        
                    
             
        
        
        
August immediately recognized Lily because she knows Lily’s
mother. August already knew the moment Lily arrived that she was Deborah’s
daughter. August was Deborah’s caretaker when Deborah was still young and also
their housekeeper in Richmond, that’s why she knew about Lily. 
 
<span>August did not push Lily to tell her the truth because she
knew that Lily needed more time to gather her thoughts together. Lily’s life
seemed to be in a mess, that’s why August waited for the perfect timing to tell
her of the past and explain it to her.</span>