The laborers' song in Walt Whitman's "I Hear America Singing" is a symbol for

A. the laborers' everyday struggle

B. the laborers' fundamental unity

C. the laborers' need for redemption

D. the laborers' bitterness for their condition

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17 July, 02:01

The laborers' song in Walt Whitman's "I Hear America Singing" is a symbol for

A. the laborers' everyday struggle

B. the laborers' fundamental unity

C. the laborers' need for redemption

D. the laborers' bitterness for their condition

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Mariam Cain · Answer 1

B due to research, it says

'This poem is a joyous reflection of mant working people in America, and how they are going about their day

, strong, happy, healthy, and good at their jobs. The theme is productivity, ad happiness in one's station in life

The laborers' song in Walt Whitman's "I Hear America Singing" is a symbol forA. the laborers' everyday struggleB. the laborers' fundamental unityC. the laborers' need for redemptionD. the laborers' bitterness for their condition

The laborers' song in Walt Whitman's "I Hear America Singing" is a symbol for

A. the laborers' everyday struggle

B. the laborers' fundamental unity

C. the laborers' need for redemption

D. the laborers' bitterness for their condition