In the short story “everyday use,” by alice walker, what can the reader better understand the theme of a story?

In the short story “everyday use,” by Alice Walker, symbols help the reader to better understand the theme of a story.

Explanation:

The story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker is about the lives of African American women. There are three women in the story who represent a different way of living. The mother and her elder daughter Maggie represent the traditional culture of the African American while the younger daughter Dee represents a person who wants to reclaim her cultural identity through western means. The quilt in the story says much about the tradition and the hope of the whole culture.

question: energy distribution provides utilities, which are

answer: electrical utility industry is a major provider of energy in most countries.

explanation: they use this energy for company's so they distribute this to companies in other companies

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