literature easy MCQ

Alan Paton's classic 1948 novel 'Cry, the Beloved Country' primarily addresses:

  1. The horrors of the transatlantic slave trade
  2. The racial injustice and breakdown of tribal structures in South Africa
  3. The Indian indentured labor system in the Caribbean
  4. The partition of British India

Answer: The racial injustice and breakdown of tribal structures in South Africa

Paton's novel follows a Zulu priest, Stephen Kumalo, who travels to Johannesburg to find his son, highlighting the devastating social impacts of apartheid and urbanization.

Topic Post-Colonial Literature
Exam Relevance SSC CHSL, Railway NTPC
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