Question

In Walt Whitman's poem, "I Hear America Singing." what does singing represent in

this poem? (Consider who the singers are and what they might be singing about).
OA. The wealthy land owners' money and politicians' organization that keeps
American moving.
OB. The optimistic spirit and vitality of American workers.
OC. The importance of manual labor to America's growth.
O Both A &B
OBoth B&C

Answer 1

Singing represents:

Both B & C.

Step-by-step explanation:

"I Hear America Singing" is a poem of patriotism. The speaker expresses how proud he is of the working class, the men and women who work so hard with their own hands to built the country that is America. They each have their own, unique songs. They sing of freedom, of opportunity, with vitality and spirit. The speaker describes the working class as consisting of strong, happy, driven people. All of them - the mason, the mechanic, the seamstress, etc. - have something beautiful to offer.