Asked by Steve
How does the allusion of the biblical Story of Samson express the meaning of the poem "The Warning" by Longfellow
Choices:
It cautions that slavery doesn't just destroy the slave, but also destroys American ideals.
It states that American talk about "liberty" is as meaningless as a destroyed building as long as people still hold slaves.
It expresses the belief that slaves uprisings might destroy the entire country.
It celebrates the tremendous political power that newly freed slaves had to vote and change the government.
Is it the third choice?
Choices:
It cautions that slavery doesn't just destroy the slave, but also destroys American ideals.
It states that American talk about "liberty" is as meaningless as a destroyed building as long as people still hold slaves.
It expresses the belief that slaves uprisings might destroy the entire country.
It celebrates the tremendous political power that newly freed slaves had to vote and change the government.
Is it the third choice?
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