Question

The author of "A Quilt of a Country" makes a case for a quilt being an appropriate

symbol for America. Give thought to what the author says about America in
making the case. What does he identify as the unifying force that provides the
frame for the quilt? What holds the unique pieces of the quilt together?



Please help! 25 points

Answer 1

Regardless of the colors used, quilts reflect the passion and love that a quilter has for life itself. The colors in quilts are as diverse as people's beliefs. Somehow the colors unite to form a harmonious whole, just as people may do. Quilt patterns are symbols of life and death.

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