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What is the purpose behind Benét’s allusion to Psalm 137, By the Waters of Babylon? A to show similarities between the river of Babylon and Ou-dis-sun river B to illustrate what could happen to civilization
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What is the purpose behind Benét’s allusion to Psalm 137, By the Waters of Babylon? A to show similarities between the river of Babylon and Ou-dis-sun river B to illustrate what could happen to civilization if we continue to fight wars C to demonstrate the conflict between the People of the Hills and the Forest People D to illustrate how naïve the People of the Hills are compared to the people of Babylon

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Based upon the given answer choices, the one that best fits and also answers your question is;

B: To illustrate what could happen to civilization if, we continue to fight wars.

I hope this answer is sufficient, correct, and has aided you.

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