Which statement best explains the cultural conflict that occurs between the braider, Aisha, and the narrator, Ifemelu? [Excerpt from "Americanah" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie] Both the Senegalese braider and Ifemelu believe that it is best to be in America only a short amount of time, otherwise they could forget their home culture. Ifemelu feels the need to exaggerate her years in America because other immigrants like Aisha don't respect newcomers. Ifemelu's Nigerian culture teaches her to tell the truth, even if other immigrants will look down on her Aisha does not respect Ifemelu's length of stay in the US because she has lived there longer and feels more Americanized.

The statement that explains the best the cultural conflict that occurs between the braider, Aisha, and the narrator, Ifemelu is:

Ifemelu's Nigerian culture teaches her to tell the truth, even if other immigrants will look down on her Aisha does not respect Ifemelu's length of stay in the US because she has lived there longer and feels more Americanized.

Explanation:

Cultural conflict is the concept to name the phenomenon characterized by a dislike or hostility between two people to form different cultural backgrounds, due to their beliefs. In our case we can observe something, none of them has respect for the other. Their beliefs also make them express that disapproval, making their actions aggression based on beliefs.

the narrator closes the lantern tightly so the old man is

not awakened by the bright light

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