Define mood and theme; explain how an author’s choice of language impacts them in a literary work.

Mood is the "feel" of the story, the emotion that it conveys to the reader through the language used by the writer.Theme is diction and tone. It evokes various emotional responses in readers and thus ensures their emotional attachment to the literary piece they read.

Mood is the "feel" of the story, the emotion that it conveys to the reader through the language used by the writer.Theme is diction and tone. It evokes various emotional responses in readers and thus ensures their emotional attachment to the literary piece they read.

Three reasons of the deaths of native americans: new illnesses that their immune systems couldn't cope with. genocides so the settlers could have the good land.starvation from lack of rations and poor infertile land on resevations