Which group does hughes acknowledge that whitman does not?
a. farmers
b. immigrants
c. young men
d. machine workers

B). Immigrants

Explanation:

Hughes is deeply influenced by Whitman and the ideals of American nationalism echoed in his works. He reiterates Whitman's proposed ideals in "I Too Sing America" is a sequel to Whitman's "I Hear America singing".

Both of them offer the American democratic ideals but there are certain areas where Hughes focuses and which he experienced being a black American. He acknowledges the immigrant group and battles for the rights of his fellow countrymen. Whitman was a leader to Hughes, and thus, he strongly believed and propagated his ideals by adding a dimension of acknowledging and battling for the rights of every American which Whitman probably missed out.

if this is a true or false question its true

a. the scene is structured as a dialogue between two characters in their own informal language.