3. Key Idea and Details: According to the poem, how does Phyllis Wheatley perceive her experience of being brought to the United States? How do her

situation and perception contrast with that of Joseph Bruchac in "Ellis Island"

and Langston Hughes in "Let America Be America Again" (from Activity 1.8)?

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