Giving away all my points plz ! "in the autumn of 1874, the kiowas were driven southward towards the staked plains. columns of troops were converging upon them from all sides, and they were bone-weary and afraid." how does the historical voice add to the meaning of the book? question 9 options: it is momaday's personal account of the events. it demonstrates the beliefs and religion of the kiowa. it adds a factual element that brings validity to the writing. it provides a personal reflection on the events. question 10 (1 point) an article "the way to rainy mountain themes: memory and history" by sylvie mcnamara say this about the way the book is structured, "momaday’s focus on memory also emphasizes that the past must be actively transmitted in order to preserve kiowa culture and identity. history is not an abstract time that is relegated only to the past; it is a set of stories, values, and ideas that live on through people who make the effort to remember." which statement accurately reflects why momaday chose 3 voices to use as the structure for his book. question 10 options: he wanted to be innovative in his structure and do something no one had done before. he needed a way to set his writing apart from other works about native americans. he didn't have enough to write about in memoir so he added other voices. he believes that the 3 voices provide the most thorough reflection of the kiowa history.