Multiple Choice

1. C (Introduction)

2. C (Chapter 1)

3. A (Introduction-Chapter 2)

4. C (Chapter 4)

5. B (Chapter 5)

6. A (Chapter 5)

7. D (Chapter 7)

8. B (Chapter 8)

9. B (Chapter 10)

10. A (Chapter 12)

11. D (Chapter 15)

12. A (Various chapters)

13. B (All chapters)

14. D (Epilogue)

Long Answer

1. The text alternates between a third-person objective narrator (i.e., Hoose) and a first-person personal and autobiographical narration (i.e., Pedersen). While Hoose provides the historical content and weaves the story together, Pedersen’s first-person perspective provides insight into the lived experience along with anecdotal vignettes from the time period. (Various chapters)