Which excerpt from the people could fly reflects the historical fact that some enslaved people were able to escape? another and another fell from the heat. toby was there. he cried out to the fallen. . but toby just laughed. say he threw back his head and said, "hee, hee! don't you know who i am? then she felt the magic, the african mystery. say she rose just as free as a bird. as light as a feather. sarah couldn't stand up straight any longer. she was too weak. the sun burned her face.

Then she felt the magic, the African mystery. Say she rose just as free as a bird. As light as a feather.

Explanation:

''The People Could Fly'' is Virginia Hamilton's version of an African-American folktale. Namely, it is believed that some slaves were able to fly away from the plantations and their owners. "The People Could Fly" tells the story about the two slaves, Sarah and Toby, and their discovery that they could fly.

This particular excerpt best reflects the historical fact that some enslaved people were able to escape, as it describes Sarah's feelings while she is running away from her owners. According to the story, Sarah was working in the field with her baby on her back, when the baby started crying. The slave driver hit the baby with the whip, and Sarah's father whispered the magic words into her ear. She began to fly and disappeared behind the trees. She was 'as free as a bird'.

THE ANSWER IS C

Explanation:

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the african society basically suffered the consequences of colonization and apartheid directly attacking the black people, first, during the colonialism and its main idea which which "white people" had better rights, affecting   them principally in the right to establish black people in their territories, access to quality education and health services and took away any civil right even to the black people to feel they have the same opportunities as the settlers.