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"Five Hours to Simla" is an example of which broad theme?
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O the heartbreak of war
O the effects of poverty
O the clash of modernization and traditional life
O the struggle of women for equality



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Final answer:

The theme of 'Five Hours to Simla' is the clash of modernization and traditional life.


Explanation:

The theme of 'Five Hours to Simla' is the clash of modernization and traditional life.

This can be seen through the contrast of Suzie's work in a factory with her act of preserving tradition by writing daily letters to her husband. The juxtaposition illustrates the conflict between modern, industrial life and traditional values.

Examples like this reflect the broader theme of societies grappling with the changes brought about by modernization while trying to hold onto their cultural roots.


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