In "Something for the Time Being," the author uses the ways in which the main characters react to circumstances to reflect A. the conflicts created by apartheid in South Africa. B. the impoverished conditions of modern-day Africa. C. the complications that may occur as a result of multiracial marriage. D. the concern generated when labor union strikes erode family loyalties.

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Meredith Pierce

3 August, 18:47

In "Something for the Time Being," the author uses the ways in which the main characters react to circumstances to reflect A. the conflicts created by apartheid in South Africa. B. the impoverished conditions of modern-day Africa. C. the complications that may occur as a result of multiracial marriage. D. the concern generated when labor union strikes erode family loyalties.

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Raul Bridges · Answer 1

In "Something for the Time Being," the author uses the ways in which the main characters react to circumstances to reflect the concern generated when labor union strikes erode family loyalties. SO the answer to your question would be letter D.