This poem highlights the dynamic conflict between the colonizing forces and the colonized through symbolism. The text implies that little trust can be placed in treaties and agreements that limit the spread of colonization All that remains of the native land will face the same conflicts with each new generation. Which of the following pieces of evidence best supports this interpretation? "Now dozing in the warmth of Nature's wine, His face the sun has tampered with, and wrought, By heated kisses, mischief , and has brought" "Their ragged length of rough, split forest pine, And in their zigzag tottering have reeled In drunken efforts to enclose the field" "And finally unto the backwoods leads, Where forests wait with giant trunk and bough The axe of pioneer the settler's plough: "A meadow brown; across the vonder edge

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This poem highlights the dynamic conflict between the colonizing forces and the colonized through symbolism. The text implies that little trust can be placed in treaties and agreements that limit the spread of colonization All that remains of the native land will face the same conflicts with each new generation. Which of the following pieces of evidence best supports this interpretation? "Now dozing in the warmth of Nature's wine, His face the sun has tampered with, and wrought, By heated kisses, mischief , and has brought" "Their ragged length of rough, split forest pine, And in their zigzag tottering have reeled In drunken efforts to enclose the field" "And finally unto the backwoods leads, Where forests wait with giant trunk and bough The axe of pioneer the settler's plough: "A meadow brown; across the vonder edge

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The piece of evidence that best supports the interpretation that little trust can be placed in treaties and agreements that limit the spread of colonization, and that conflicts will continue with each new generation, is:"And finally unto the backwoods leads, Where forests wait with giant trunk and bough The axe of pioneer, the settler's plough."This line symbolizes the relentless advance of colonization into untouched lands ("backwoods") and the inevitable transformation of these lands by settlers ("the axe of pioneer, the settler's plough"). It implies that despite any treaties or agreements, the push for expansion and colonization will continue, leading to ongoing conflicts.

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