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Based on the texts provided, which statement is accurate?

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Based on the texts provided, which statement is accurate?
A)
Governor Faubus was angered by Draper's novel
because of its negative portrayal of him.
The actions of the governor in Draper's story are
based on the historical record of the actions of
Governor Faubus.
Draper set her novel in 1957 in Arkansas, but the
governor in her story does not share the same
opinions or take the same actions as the historical
Governor Faubus.
Draper gives the governor in her story a different
name and physical description, but that character
shares the same opinions or take the same actions as
the historical Governor Faubus.

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PtichkaEL [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

The actions of the governor in Draper's story are based on the historical record of the actions of Governor Faubus.

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