I think that the answer might be C but I’m not to sure
B I think
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Answer:
the first stanza describes an ambiguous character. the reader is unsure as to whether the character is a Male, female or an animal. However Emma Payne describes the character as something tough and invincible. It makes the reader ponder and create vivid images in their minds. verse four uses simile for example "thick as a tree" to add emotion and feeling which aids the reader in visualising the setting and the character. In stanza two the writer breaks the vagueness as she uses the second person "he". The reader is now sure that the character is a Male person. The phrase "spits blood" could symbolise weakness or even strength as he is described to a mythical creature "cherub". Stanza three narrows the readers thinking as the man is contrasted to the description in the first stanza. Emma portrayed him as an "iron figure" and shifts the tone as she depicts him to be "broken, knuckled and skinny eyed". The final stanza could indicate his present life whereas the first talked about his previous life. He seems vulnerable in the eyes of the reader and also sparks some emotion as he "crouches in the corner"
Answer:
B trust me and you get the answer right
Explanation:
The term Jim Crow originated in 1830 when a White minstrel show performer, Thomas "Daddy" Rice, blackened his face with burnt cork and danced a jig while singing the lyrics to the song,
"Jump Jim .First performed by George Dixon in 1834, Zip Coon made a mockery of free blacks. An arrogant, ostentatious figure, he dressed in high style and spoke in a series of *malaprops and puns that undermined his attempts to appear dignified. Mammy is a source of earthy wisdom who is fiercely independent and brooks no backtalk. Although her image changed a little over the years, she was always a favorite of advertisers. Toms are typically good, gentle, religious and sober. Images of Uncle Toms were another favorite of advertisers.The Buck is a large Black man who is proud, sometimes menacing, and always interested in White women. The temptress. During the minstrel era, wenches were typically a male in female garb. In film, wenches were usually female mulattos. A mixed-blood male or female. In film, often portrayed as a tragic figure who either intentionally or unintentionally passes for White until they discover they have Negro blood or are discovered by another character to be Black. Picaninnies have bulging eyes, unkempt hair, red lips and wide mouths into which they stuff huge slices of watermelon.