The description of the 1900s shows us that achieving perfection of societies is impossible. Progress in science and technology was no enough to improve the lives of poor people. Besides, there were wars, impoverishment and lots of diseases that caused lots of casualties.
Dystopian literature insists on identifying the flaws of the political systems and magnifies them. Dystopian authors encourage their readers to examine contemporary political and social structures but writers always relate to these issues as something bad or horrifying.
I think it’s the second one, I’m not sure but yeah.
As feud is to quarrel. The first pair are synonyms that mean mostly the same thing. The trick to questions like that is to figure out the relationship between the given pair to find the best matching pair.
The Native American tribe that N. Scott Momaday feels most connected to is the Kiowas. "The Way to Rainy Mountain", by N. Scott Momaday " is a trip into the Kiowas history, myth, religion, and traditions. The narrator goes to visit the Kiowas when his grandmother has just died. There he remembers her telling the Kiowa's story, and he is willing to see it for himself. The oral tradition is very powerful. By means of language Aho, his grandmother told him stories about their beginning and their journey from Montana down to the southern plains.
