2. How does she build upon her experiences and knowledge to eventually question her relationship to Britain and Jamaica?

Her experiences and knowledge led her to question her relationship with her country, Jamaica, to which she felt indifferent and to Britain, like whom she tried to act.

Explanation:

"Back To My Own Country" is a reflective essay written by Andrea Levy. The essay reflects her experience of being from Jamaican heritage and upbringing in Britain.

In her essay, she reflects upon her experiences being Jamaican on Britain's land. She asserts that back in Jamaica, her parents never allowed her to play with the children of darker tone. This separation made her indifferent with her Jamaican origin. And, when her family immigrated to Britain, she tried to act like Britons.

This led her to question of her origin, because both Jamaica and Britain play a vital role in her growth.

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