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How does Taylor's use of setting in Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry connect readers to the past?

A. Taylor compares the South of today to the South of the 1930s.

B. Taylor gives an accurate description of the South in the 1930s.

C. Taylor creates an imaginary version of the South in the 1930s.

D. Taylor exaggerates characteristics of the South in the 1930s.

B. Taylor gives an accurate description of the South in the 1930s.

Explanation:

"Roll of Thunder, Hear Me Cry," is a novel written by Mildred Taylor, an African-American novelist. The novel centers on racial discrimination during the era of Great Depression. It also tackled on the racist laws of Jim Crow.

Taylor's use of setting in the novel gives an accurate description of the South in the 1930s. For example, her characters in the story attended separate schools, which was actually what was happening in the South. It also talked about how Morrison was fired at his workplace because of an argument with a white person. This shows how superior the whites were over the blacks. Racial violence was very common during this time.

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