Which of the following statements about Mrs. Obama’s point of view is best supported by the following passage (paragraph 34)? But because they refused to be defined by anyone else’s idea of who they were and what they could be, because they held fast to their impossible dreams for themselves and their children, today, my two daughters wake up each morning in the White House.
Answer choices for the above question

A. She worries that her own children will not appreciate the struggles and sacrifices of their ancestors.

B. She believes that focusing on small ways to improve one’s future can have amazing and unforeseen consequences.

C. She believes that her ancestors were driven to see one of their great grandchildren become president or first lady one day.

D. She thinks it is important to keep one’s dreams realistic and not overly ambitious.