Read alice walker's "women" and answer the question. they were women then my mama's generation husky of voice—stout of step with fists as well as hands how they battered down doors and ironed starched white shirts how they led armies headragged generals across mined fields b00by-trapped ditches to discover books desks a place for us how they knew what we must know without knowing a page of it themselves. what is the dramatic situation of this poem? the mother looking to the future the father reflecting about his wife's generation the speaker reflecting on her grand-daughter's life the speaker reflecting on her mother's generation

The correct answer is D. The speaker reflecting on her mother's generation

Explanation:

The term dramatic situation refers to the situation or context in which narrator, author or characters are involved as part of literary works including poems. Also, a dramatic situation usually implies a conflict or tense situation. In the case of "Women" by the American writer Allice Walker, the author describes some of the features of the women that belong to "My mama's generation" including their strength "They battered downdoors" and their abilities to lead "They led Armies head ragged generals across minedfields". In this case, and considering the author or narrator mentions the phrase "They were women then. My mama's generation" it can be concluded the situation or context of this poem is the author or speaker reflecting on her mother's generation and on the qualities the women of the generation had including her own mother.