What is one reason the drama a raisin in the sun is so significant? a. it singlehandedly catapulted the civil rights movement in
to action. b. it provided a rare glimpse into the life of a rich african american family. c. it was the first time a shakespeare play had been adapted for a black audience. d. it was the first broadway production written by an african american woman?
Answer: The reason why "A Raisin in the Sun" is so significant is because it was the first drama play to make on the Broadway with nearly an all-black cast. In 1959, it was named the best play by the New YorkDrama Critic's Circle.
because the curator wants people to look at the late 19 th century from a point of view different from what people mostly think about. Compare and contrast the works in this exhibition with Impressionist paintings.
