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What is the central idea of Toni Morrison’s Beloved? A. aftermath of slavery B. inconsistent religious beliefs C. good versus evil D. inner lives of castoffs
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What is the central idea of Toni Morrison’s Beloved?

A.
aftermath of slavery
B.
inconsistent religious beliefs
C.
good versus evil
D.
inner lives of castoffs

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Your answer is option c
User Dan Dye
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Answer:

Option A: aftermath of slavery

Step-by-step explanation:

because it is about ghosts

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