in what way does Life on the Mississippi reflect the time period in which it takes place?
It contains many ideas considered outdated in the present day.
It shows that Twain had the ambition typical of people of the 19th century.
It reflects the work ethic many people held at the time the book was written.
It reminds us that riverboats were once seen as exotic and adventurous.

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in what way does Life on the Mississippi reflect the time period in which it takes place?
It contains many ideas considered outdated in the present day.
It shows that Twain had the ambition typical of people of the 19th century.
It reflects the work ethic many people held at the time the book was written.
It reminds us that riverboats were once seen as exotic and adventurous.

ilovepuppieslol · Answer

Hello @ponii :) You are currently in the Os feedback section I believe you would receive a better and faster answer if you asked this in the History section click the "Find More Subjects" above to go to the proper section :) or click here -> http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/History