5. What's the author's rebuttal in "Quilt of a Country?"* 3 points
A. The reality of national unity is more important than the impossibility of a national
character.
B. The resourceful and courageous American psyche as an acceptable substitute for
a national character.
C. The idea that every generation of immigrants arrives with the same dreams and
faces the same problems of assimilation.
D. This nation will be preserved by a characteristically American combination of
heroic perseverance and grudging fairness.