The historical context of post–civil war america most affects the significance of which passage from the land? “i recall one time in particular when i was about nine.” “i was reading beside a creek on my daddy’s land.” “i stared at him, then he turned and walked away.” “sure, i wanted to do something about it, all right.”

B.

Explanation:

"The Land" is a novel by Mildred D. Taylor, published in 2001,. This novel is the prequel of the Logan family series, which was started with "Song of the Trees". This book tells us about the grand-father of Cassie Logan, Paul-Edward Logan". Paul was a child of a white man and black native American. The story unfolds the years when Paul lived during the times of slavery. Being the son of a wealthy White man, Paul-Edward was not allowed to ride his father's  horse. During that time, reading and writing was prohibited for black. But Paul's father would force him to learn to read and write.

So, the correct answer for the question is Option B, in which the narrator was reading beside the creek on his daddy's land.

c -invasion by the moroccans.

what is the context here? we need to know what story you're talking about : )