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Impetuous child that tree'. What is compared to a tree?

AThe old traditions of Africa

BThe cultural heritage of Europe

CThe economic growth of Asia

DThe young generation of Africa

Answer:

D. The young generation of Africa

Read Explanation:

AFRICA

  • “Africa,” a poem by French-African poet David Diop, paints a complete picture of Africa, including its pre-colonial glory and colonial suffering as the nation traversed a difficult journey through time and evolution.

  • The poem expresses a hope; a hope for a post-colonial Africa that can spring beautifully like a flower after finally being freed from the heavy, corroded chains of oppression. Diop regularly contributed to the Négritude literary movement.

  • His poems, like “Africa,” also known as “Africa my Africa,” are considered a piece of protest against the oppressive French colonial rule.

  • He supported the African liberation movements and had empathy for all his fellow brothers and sisters fighting for freedom.

  • His emotions related to the freedom and independence of Africa are what he explores in this poem.


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