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- What is the connection of Norman Mailer's "The Armies Of The Night" to Robert Lowell's "For The Union Dead"? What is the character contest between the two
- Read the excerpt below and answer the question. There are no statues for the last war here; on Boylston Street, a commercial photograph showed Hiroshima
- A primary theme in Robert Lowell's poem "For the Union Dead" is _____. Select all that apply. the beautiful, natural past is replaced by an ugly, unnatural
- Robert Lowell most likely structured his poem "For the Union Dead" in short, four-line stanzas in order to _____. make the poem seem longer on the page draw
- The eighth stanza of Robert Lowell's poem "For the Union Dead" begins: "The monument sticks like a fishbone / in the city's throat." The two poetic devices
- 1.Whut's the use talkin wid em niggers in the field?Anyhow, his mother was putting supper on the table.Them niggers; can't understan nothing.One of these days
- The monument sticks like a fishbone in the city's throat. Which statement best explains the meaning of this excerpt from Lowell's "For the Union Dead"? The
- What do you think the poem, "For the Union Dead," is about? What might Lowell be criticizing? Might it be social attitudes or political sentiments? Support

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