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Imagine an early American novelist wants to write his or her own novel based on a racy, sensational British novel about a young girl who gives birth to an illegitimate child. Which is the most typical way to rewite the story and make it more palatable to an early American audience?

A) Turn it into an educational story that shows the value of modesty.
B) Add a subplot about marauding Indians.
C) Place it on the Great Plains to emphasize her pioneer spirit.
D) Set it in the Revolution War era of Boston and add a lot of wartime dramatics.

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Help please.  Will give medal.

Imagine an early American novelist wants to write his or her own novel based on a racy, sensational British novel about a young girl who gives birth to an illegitimate child. Which is the most typical way to rewite the story and make it more palatable to an early American audience? 

A) Turn it into an educational story that shows the value of modesty.
B) Add a subplot about marauding Indians. 
C) Place it on the Great Plains to emphasize her pioneer spirit.
D) Set it in the Revolution War era of Boston and add a lot of wartime dramatics.

anonymous · Answer

D, I believe is your answer. The question is asking how to make it more appealing to the american audience so D makes the most sense.

anonymous · Answer

Illegitimate child theme wouldn't go with the theme of Indians
With the given information, the Novelist has no interest pioneers and that idea wouldn't quite go with the theme of a illegitimate child
The issue with A, the idea is too broad, and doesn't really have to do with peaking Americans interest.

31356 · Answer

Yes, correct! :D