Read this excerpt from part 5 of zeitoun. it was a test, zeitoun thinks. who among us could deny that we were tested? but now look at us, he says. every person is stronger now. every person who was forgotten by god or country is now louder, more defiant, and more determined. they existed before, and they exist again, in the city of new orleans and the united states of america. what assumption does the narrator make in this excerpt? that hurricane katrina presented challenges to many people that the people of new orleans have renewed their faith in god that all hurricane katrina victims are having experiences similar to his that the united states government has issued an apology to new orleans

all hurricane katrina victims are having experiences similar to his

Explanation:

Zeitoun is saying that he and the victims of Hurricane Katrina suffered several storms. He said this, because after the hurricane, zeitoun who is a Syrian American was aware that there were island survivors near his home, so he rescued an old aluminum boat in the garage and walked around the neighborhood, helping those that he found. The voluntary Round becomes a routine, and for a week zeitoun has transformed the small vessel into an extension of official support to the victims of the disaster, until the intervention of military and paramilitary troops, including Blackwater mercenary agents and thousands of uniformed men armed up to his teeth, abruptly interrupted Zeitoun's activities. He was arrested in a place that very much resembles the gloomy Guantanamo, without any justification or even the right to make a phone call to his wife.

answer; /// more likely to fight in the future;