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In Letters from an American Farmer, Occurred describes why European immigrants were glad to leave Europe for America. In Europe, they were treated like they were worthless. The European immigrants were starved, they didn’t get food. Crops started to fail causing a shortage of grains, therefore raising the price of bread. They Europeans were treated horribly; they were thrown into jail for reasons unknown. They didn’t even own one foot of land. Europeans were glad to leave Europe; I know I would’ve been.
B. As a result of how they were being treated In Europe, the European Immigrants decided their lives would be better off If the resided In America. They were right. They lived In America under a new set of laws; the laws were fairer than those In Europe. When they began living in America, “they became men. ” In America, they were ranked as citizens. However, in Europe they weren’t numbered in any civil lists. They were treated like real human beings when they arrived in America. 2. A. Personification is the device of treating nature, ideas, or inanimate objects as if hey were human beings.
In the poem, Whitley uses personification in a very unique way. She represents America as a goddess named Columbia. Whitley gives Columbia golden hair In the poem. The speaker of the poem points out that other countries are watching something unique occurring In the uprising. The poem states “While freedom’s cause her anxious breast alarms. ” The excerpt shows the author personifying Columbia as anxious. After this poem, many authors started referring to America as Columbia. B. In war His Excellency General Washington, “Phillips Whitley describes
Columbians feelings towards England. Columbia is depicted in righteous terms for standing up against England. The poem states tells how the colonies were no longer subject to the rule of England. The theme of this poem is “freedom’s cause. ” The poem is about America’s struggle for freedom from England. Whitley praises General Washington for freeing America from England, and his efforts as General. She anticipates the future for the new republic. BY tit-netting Attainder And They Europeans were treated horribly; they were thrown into Jail for reasons known.
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