What are differences and similarities of The America’s and European writers?

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oee [108]3 years ago

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Answer:

There are little differences and similarities between the American and European writers based on area of aspects, events and incidents.

Explanation:

The similarities between the American and European writers is such that both wrote about the events and incidents prominent in their countries. Thus, both had their respective countries to be the most prominent figures of their writings. 

The differences found are that American used to focus more on the political aspects of the country, along with slavery and racism which were very prominent in the country. While on the other hand, Europeans had their main focus on religion which was the central interest of Europe.

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