12. What does the story's setting suggest about how Civil

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OLga [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

"Students should note that the setting indicates that Civil War battles were named after the places

where they occurred or after nearby places of interest. Text evidence includes:

a. The battle took place near where the story is set: "in the peach field near the Owl Creek, not far

from the church at Shiloh" (lines 12-13).

b. Before the battle, no one knows what it will be called. The General suggests it may be Owl Creek,

Tennessee River, or Shiloh (lines 177-183).

c. The General implies that Shiloh has a poetic sound that makes it an appealing name (lines

183-185)"

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