Answer: That meant, like other black poets, Dunbar was challenged to write what was acceptable to whites while also trying to maintain some kind of truth and dignity for and about the black race. For Dunbar, the use of dialect was a prerequisite for becoming published and recognized as a poet.
Hello there, The answer would be b, the government seized private property. The were forced expropriation of private property including businesses and land owned by their rightful owners.
