1. What is the importance of the historical setting to Joshua's character development in "The Apprentice"? The setting causes Joshua's father to be indifferent to the boy's real abilities.
The setting ensures that Joshua will have the opportunity to learn to play the fiddle.
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The setting provides Otis with a chance to teach Joshua the tools of his trade.
The setting makes life difficult for a boy whose talents are more creative than physical.