Question

semester a
rebuilding the cherokee nation
on april 2, 1993, wilma mankiller delivered this speech at an american indian (indigenous peoples) conference held at sweet briar college in virginia. mankiller became the first female chief of the modern cherokee nation, and is best known for her programs to help the cherokee become self - sufficient
by wilma mankiller
tonight i wanted to talk to you about rebuilding the cherokee nation community by community and person by person, or specifically rebuilding the cherokee nation, but ive also been asked by a number of people to talk about myself and my own sort of growth into a leadership position, essentially from first being a rural cherokee person, one of eleven children and then being relocated to an urban ghetto and spending time in an urban ghetto, and how i evolved as a woman into a leadership position, so ill try to weave some of that into my story of rebuilding the cherokee nation and the process weve been undergoing for the last two decades
i think that its important before i start talking about what were doing today in the 1990s and what we did throughout the eighties or even the seventies in rebuilding our tribe, i think its really, really important to put our current work and our current issues in a historical context. i cant tell you how many everyday americans that ive talked with whove visited a tribal community in oklahoma or in other places, and theyve looked around and they saw all the social indicators of decline: high infant mortality, high unemployment, many, many other very serious problems among our people, and they always ask, \what happened to these people? why do native people have all these problems?\, and i think that in
however, is to look and see how our people dealt with that after removal. after removal, we ended up in indian territory. everything wed ever known had been left behind, that which bound us as a people: the cultural system, the social system, and the political system, everything wed ever known had been left behind. many people were dead, families were bitterly divided over the issue of removal itself, and yet almost immediately after removal, our people began to try to come together and build a community and rebuild a tribe
which sentence best integrates a direct quotation from the excerpt?
mankiller is proud that the cherokee people were able to survive despite being forced to leave behind their \cultural, social, and political\ systems.
mankiller has faith that the cherokee nation will survive because of its ability to \come together and build a community\ after the adversity of removal.
mankiller admires the ability of the cherokee people to reunite despite being \bitterly divided\ from everything they had ever known.
mankiller is optimistic about the future of the cherokee nation because it was able to \build a new tribe after removal

Explanation:

Analizamos cada opción para determinar cuál integra mejor una cita directa del extracto. La opción correcta debe citar exactamente una frase del texto y relacionarla adecuadamente con la idea que expresa. La segunda opción cita la frase "come together and build a community" directamente del extracto y la asocia con la fe de Mankiller en la supervivencia de la Nación Cherokee después de la adversidad de la remoción.

Answer:

Mankiller has faith that the Cherokee Nation will survive because of its ability to "come together and build a community" after the adversity of removal.