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How do the mersin Hughes' "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" affect the poem?

They symbolize the beauty and knowledge of the ancient people of Africa

They symbolize the conflict and bloodshed the Amcan people expenenced

They represent the speakers desire to return to his ancestral home in Africa

They represent the deep history and lasting culture of the Alcan people.

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How do the mersin Hughes' "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" affect the poem?

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