Which element did the play "A Streetcar Named Desire" alter about "The Glass Menagerie?"
A) By drawing parallels between historical events, the revision highlighted the timeless themes of paranoia, mass hysteria, and the abuse of power.
B) It infused African American culture and music into the narrative, providing a fresh perspective and connecting with new audiences.
C) It transforms the original tale into a modern exploration of racial and ethnic tensions, reflecting the sociopolitical climate of the time.
D) This version incorporated music and altered the narrative structure, while preserving the essence of the original play.
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C) It transforms the original tale into a modern exploration of racial and ethnic tensions, reflecting the sociopolitical climate of the time.