The correct answer is A) the comprise of the American Dream.
<em>The historical reality that led to the development of modernist poetry was the compromise of the American Dream.
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Modernist Poetry was a cultural movement in the late 19th century. This multicultural movement grew in World War 1. Modernist poetry tried to use the intellect instead of the emotions to reach the reader. The Modernist poets such as Virginia Woolf and Henry James used shifts in time in narrative perspectives. The historical reality that led to the development of modernist poetry was the compromise of the American Dream. Many other branches of Modernist poetry borne in the post-war days such as Imagism, Surrealism, and Postmodernism.
When World War I began in August 1914, many people anticipated that the war would end by Christmas of that year. But the <span> French stopping the German advances in the west extended it into 1915 and beyond.</span>
The idea of manifest destiny greatly helped shape the U.S. governments's policies of land acquisition, since this held that the US was "destined" to expand from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific--meaning that the US embarked on a series of wars with Mexico and confrontations with Natives that helped the settlers move west.
I think it was the Portuguese who first took it over.
Nationalism
A totalitarian government is one run by a single political party or individual, where the actions of the people are strictly controlled. Ideology and propaganda are used to stir up absolute loyalty to the nation and its leadership. A totalitarian government is frequently run by a single, charismatic leader who rules with a narrow ideological outlook.
Political theorists distinguish between what are simply authoritarian forms of government and what are termed "totalitarian." An authoritarian ruler may not have any great charisma; he simply rules with full authority whether people like him or not. Also, an authoritarian government need not have any strong ideological commitment. It simply is asserting authority and expecting people to bow to the state's power.
In a totalitarian system, however, there generally is a unifying ideology and a powerfully charismatic leader that seeks to rally people's absolute allegiance both to himself and that ideology, which promotes the brand of nationalism that will provide continued support for his regime.
