Both texts touch upon battlefield experiences in the civil war. which of the following statements best explains how the texts differ?
O crane focuses on the confederacy; alcott focuses on the focuses on the confederacy; alcott focuses on the union.
O crane presents the aftermath of battle; alcott presents the battle itself.
O crane presents warfare as an unspeakable horror; alcott presents warfare as a necessary presents warfare as an unspeakable horror; alcott presents warfare as a necessary evil.
O crane shows readers only the war; alcott shows readers the context of a greater life experience.