In the following passage, author Joan Didion describes her female ancestors. Select the best evidence to support the statement "
1 answer:
She shows how her ancestors had no attachment to their homeland and acted out of necessity. She also shows how her ancestors reacted rationally amidst difficulties, even if it involved the death of their loved ones.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Didion shows how her ancestors were very practical and rational people.
- She says that everyone acted according to their needs, not caring about sacrifices or getting emotional in the face of problems. Mainly the women of the family, who proved to be very strong and fearless people.
- As evidence, she shows how her ancestors were detached from their homeland.
- In times of need, they did not hesitate to leave their lands and migrate to another region. Even though the trip was very long, full of challenges and they had to leave behind the bodies of family members who could not resist, even children.
She shows how this lack of sentimentality was what ensured her family's survival.
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