HELP ILL GIVE BRAINLEST AND DON'T COPY AND PASTE The book is Bonne Annee

1. Reread lines 1-12. What is the connection between the people gathered in New York and the events occurring in Haiti?

2. Reread lines 24-38. Identify the supporting details that the author provides to explain his reference to "January first." What facts tells why January first is important to Haitians?

3. Reread lines 56-65 and identify a repeated statement. What does the author mean by the phrase, "no special love"?

4. Read lines 72-81 and identify the time clues that explain when Papa Doc's rule ended and how long he and his son remained in power.

5. Reread lines 89-98. What insight does the author provide regarding the nature of Haitian people?

6. Reread lines 117-122. What is the author's purpose for including the story about Haiti's appearance in the soccer tournament?

7. Reread lines 129-134. What details in this paragraph show the important connection Haitian immigrants still have to their homeland?

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