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How does the novel critique the American Dream?

AIt shows how the American Dream is attainable for all races.

BIt critiques the idea that material success and conformity lead to happiness.

CIt portrays the American Dream as a purely positive aspiration.

DIt offers a clear path to equality for all families.

Answer:

B. It critiques the idea that material success and conformity lead to happiness.

Read Explanation:

Through families like the Breedloves, Morrison shows that the American Dream excludes the poor and the racially marginalized, and that social acceptance doesn't guarantee fulfillment.


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