For the following question, write the letter of the term that correctly identifies the underlined/capitalized word in the sentence.9. it may have started earlier with the writings of defoe and fielding. (1 point)a. adjectiveb. adverbc. prepositiond. noun10. in america, howells and james were important realists. (1 point)a. adjectiveb. adverbc. prepositiond. proper noun11. french realists include flaubert and balzac. (1 point)a. conjunctionb. interjectionc. prepositiond. adjective12. an outgrowth of realis was the naturalism of zola and dreiser. (1 point)a. adjectiveb. adverbc. prepositiond. noun13. naturalists believed in social and economic determinism. (1 point)a. nounb. pronounc. verb d. adverb14. their subjects primarily came from the lowest depths of society. (1 point)a. conjunctionb. interjectionc. prepositiond. adjective

9. It is an adverb of time which indicates that an event happened before another one.

10. It is a proper noun. It refers to a whole country and has a name that no other country has.

11. It is a conjunction. Conjunctions are function words used to link two or more ideas o give examples; in this case, they provide two examples of French realists.

12. It is a noun. All nouns are preceded by a determiner; they can be articles, adverbs or adjectives, in this case it is preceded by a definite article. The word 'naturalism' refers to the belief that only natural forces exist in the world.

13. It is a verb. It is conjugated in the past simple tense. It refers to the beliefs naturalists had in the past.

14. It is an adjective in superlative form. It describes the most inferior level of something.

because of all the immigration, america became one big melting pot. the diversity of cultures from all over the world made america somewhat divided as well. people that immigrated stayed with their kind, and their traditions, while native born americans stayed with their kind and their traditions. normally, people born in american scorned the immigrants as well. the new religions also divided america. in summary, it took away from the american culture and identified america as the "melting pot."