The poem shows the mixed feelings of a person with mixed heritage, and the essay is from the viewpoint of a writer who identifies only as American Indian.
Both the poem and essay show the viewpoint of people who recognize that there are multiple parts of their identity.
Both the poem and essay show the viewpoint of people who are identified only by their American Indian heritage.
The poem expresses the viewpoint of someone who identifies only as American Indian, while the essay reflects a multicultural viewpoint.
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The statement that best describes a difference between the poem "Ellis Island" and the essay "Thanksgiving: A Native American View" is:
The poem shows the mixed feelings of a person with mixed heritage, and the essay is from the viewpoint of a writer who identifies only as American Indian.
This statement accurately captures the contrasting perspectives presented in the poem and the essay.
