Question

ASAP WILL MARK BRAILIEST In "From an Atlas of the Difficult World", Rich describes Americans as torn between being downtrodden and filled with hope. How does Hughes create the same perspective in "Let America Be America Again"? A. He describes America as a land where Liberty reigns. B. He compares himself to the Negro and red man. C. He describes the dream of those who first sailed to America. D. He contrasts the foundry worker's plight to the worker's dream.

Answer 1

Answer:

I believe it's D. He contrasts the foundry worker's plight to the worker's dream

Answer 2

Answer:

(A) He describes America as a land where Liberty reigns

Explanation:  

“Let America Be America Again” by Langston Hughes focuses on the idea of the American dream. Hughes brings to light the need for equality and freedom. He describes that the nation must revert to its beginnings. He wants a nation where there is equal appreciation for every member of society. His desire to see an America where freedom and opportunities presented to everyone. No matter their race or past.

America known as “land of the free”. In fact, there are certain underprivileged communities that do not have their freedom. Living in America, especially for immigrants is more challenging. Most of them are feel work very hard but receive nothing. They feel live undeserved in a slavery conditions. So, Hughes hopes that America to become the welcoming and beautiful nation supposed to be.