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    Copernicus status: correct (1.0) correct: a your answer: a feedback: Correct. [pic] 7 This author wrote Paradise Lost‚ intending to "justify the ways of God to men." [pic] a. Cranshaw [pic] b. Milton [pic] c. Donne [pic] d. Cervantes status: correct (1.0) correct: b your answer: b feedback: Correct. [pic] 8 This innovation in musical entertainment (represented by Monteverdi’s works) first appeared in the 1600s. [pic] a. chansons [pic]

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    that have 3 family members; Dee‚ Maggie‚ and Momma Johnson. Dee is a girl that tents to hide her notionally with her educational and high class. Maggie is humble girl that has burn scares of the fire her and Momma went thought. She is afraid to go out in life cause she is not pretty enough like the rest. Momma Johnson is a

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    always look anyone in the eye”(854). This shows that blacks during this time of the movement are basically reflected by Dee. Dee showed her pride of the movement and also showed how she isn’t certain of the movement. Alot of people during this time are trying to find their inner pride and heritage‚ but for Dee and most other African Americans during this time it is hard to. Dee is very smart‚ and has attended college but seems to lack an understanding of her past

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    symbols of true inheritance‚ become the center of conflict in the story. Mama‚ acting as the narrator‚ guides us through the interaction of the two very different worlds embodied in her daughters‚ Dee and Maggie. Mama reserves the quilts for Maggie‚ who truly understands their value; a value that Dee‚ despite professing her desire to care for and preserve them‚ is ironically unable to fathom. Everyday Use focuses on the bonds between women of different generations and their lasting inheritance

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    “Everyday Use” as a way to pair the materialistic false world of Dee to the reality truth found in Maggie; in doing so‚ she is able to reinforce her point that African Americans need to respect and revere their heritage and be careful not to lose sight of where they come from. Walker uses the character of Dee to parallel the world around them that seems to claim young men and women and cause them to lose sight of who they are. Dee seems very alluring and is described as having “neat-looking feet”

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    tells about many different themes and issues in common daily life. One of the major themes in “Everyday Use” is contrasting ways of life and thinking. The narrator says that she has had a dream in which she is on a TV show with her daughter Dee and the host is congratulating her on raising such a fine girl as her daughter. Then the narrator moves from her description of her dream to bring reality to light. “In real life I am a large‚ big-boned woman with rough man-working hands” (page. 161)

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    oldest daughter‚ Dee‚ visits from college and clashes with the other daughter‚ Maggie‚ over the possession of heirloom quilts. The story begins with the narrator‚ a "big-boned woman with rough‚ man-working hands" awaiting the homecoming of her daughter Dee‚ an educated woman who now lives in the city. Accompanying her is her younger daughter‚ Maggie‚ a shy girl who regards her sister with

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    view both sides of how Maggie and Dee express their heritage. From the lines of the story Mama states‚" Pressed us to her with the serious way she read‚ to shove us away at just the moment‚ like dimwits...Often I fought off the temptation to shake her."(Walker 154)‚ demonstrating her negative view of Dee. From Mama’s point of view‚ Dee is yet to understand the true meaning of heritage shown by her lack of appreciation for her family. Mama grows to dislike how Dee treats her family and how she automatically

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    with your mother? In Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use”‚ we are shown how many of the choices we make and the things we value create our identity. This story focuses on two characters‚ mama and her daughter Dee (Wangero)‚ who struggle to see the same way about their heritage. Dee wants the things made by her grandmother‚ to not admire it as an artifact‚ but rather to remake it. She wants to take them‚ and change them to match her lifestyle as it is today. She loves them for the way they look

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    named Dee and Maggie. The story deals with the argument between the mother and daughter Dee about a pair of quilts Dee wants but can’t have because they were already promised to Maggie. The sisters are different in so many ways: their personalities‚ physical appearance‚ and different point of views of their heritage. As family values are so important to both Maggie and her mother than it is to Dee there is a lot confrontation. I will discuss the differences of the two sisters that drive Dee to act

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