1- "I, Too" reflects the speaker's desire to be accepted as part of America. The speaker is an African -American slave. The "I" stands for the African- American speaker and the " too" stands for the fact that he has to be accepted as part of the American nation. The period reflected in the poem ,then, is that of racism during the early 20's in TheU.S.
2- The main theme seen through the poem is patriotism. The speaker is " the darker brother". He has got white brothers in America. They all s<em>ing America.</em>
3- Cullen 's poems are also reflective of racism. He deals with the African -American's soul and their emotions. He is worried about the situation of the African- Americans in Harlem. After they fought in the WWI, they could not get any job in the U.S. However, Cullen also deals with the union of blacks and whites in his poems.
Answer:
An animal that acts as the main character of a story.
Explanation:
An archetype is something that is considered to be a perfect or typical example of a particular kind of person or thing, because it has all their most important characteristics.
The correct answer is B. It emphasizes the conflicts surrounding integration.
Explanation:
A simile occurs when a situation, person or idea is described using a comparison. Additionally, in simile words such as like or as are used to establish this comparison. In the case of the text presented, there is a simile in "buses lined up like tanks on a battlefield" because the author compares the arrangement of the buses to the tanks of a battlefield.
Moreover, this idea conveys a deep meaning because in this context (May of 1974) the integration program began and this led to multiple conflicts between black and white students "A police officer keeps the peace as black students board the buses". Therefore, by comparing the buses to the tanks the author can show the importance of the conflicts that occur as a result of integration (Option B).
a first person point of view, Parks's perspective of events, personal emotions and facts
A memoir is a true story about a specific moment or event in the author's life. It is a form of biography. Because a memoir is the author writing about him or herself, memoirs are always in first person point of view, written from the author's perspective, and contain personal emotions and facts. In this passage, we see first person point of view and her perspective when the author uses "I" statements. We also see personal emotions and facts when she talks about her lack of intentions.
