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Why does the author include the introduction to the passage? to introduce the main character of the passage. to give specific details about living conditions in the American sector. to provide background
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Why does the author include the introduction to the passage? to introduce the main character of the passage. to give specific details about living conditions in the American sector. to provide background information about the setting of the passage. to provide knowledge of the consequences of crossing into the American sector​

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