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How does Mark Twain use Huck's moral development in 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' to challenge the prevailing social and racial ideologies of his time?
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- 1By portraying Huck as indifferent to moral questions and focused only on adventure.
- 2By showing Huck unquestioningly accept societal norms without conflict.
- 3By emphasizing Huck's allegiance to his father's views on race and society.
- 4By illustrating Huck's growing internal struggle and ultimate rejection of racist attitudes through his relationship with Jim.✓
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By illustrating Huck's growing internal struggle and ultimate rejection of racist attitudes through his relationship with Jim.
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