What were the things being taken for granted by the people of Alsace?
A) Teachers of the school
B) Time and school
C) People around
D) Money and power
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Your answer is A. teacher of the school
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B) Time and school
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- Alphonse Daudet's "The Last Lesson" describes what happened in 1870 when Prussian armies under Bismarck invaded France. after conquering their French provinces of Lorraine and Alsace. Berlin had decreed that German be made compulsory in schools and that it be studied there instead of French. The use of French was abandoned in these two districts.
- The plot's main subject and an essential title are both "Last Lesson." The subtitle makes the point that we frequently only give the most crucial aspects of our lives a second thought. The people of Alsace did not cherish or pay much care to their native speech.
- They did not require that their kids pay close attention. They forbade their kids from going to daily French sessions. They believed they had more than enough time to understand it. They decided to work and earn money rather than study.
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