How can the dystopian society in “Harrison Bergeron” be interpreted as a satire? Check all that could apply.It connects American society’s desire for equality with its fears of conformity.It exaggerates the absurdity of a vision of society in which everyone is equal.It encourages society’s obsession with television.It highlights the need for government legislation that demands conformity from all citizens.It makes a comment about society’s fears of social changes and government.
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It connects American society’s desire for equality with its fears of conformity.B
It exaggerates the absurdity of a vision of society in which everyone is equal.C
It encourages society’s obsession with television.D
It highlights the need for government legislation that demands conformity from all citizens.E
It makes a comment about society’s fears of social changes and government.