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Which philosopher wrote Emile and influenced childhood development?

Which of the following best describes a central idea of the text from Walden: “Where I Lived and What I Lived For”?

Identify this work:  The novel features an African-American slave whose long-suffering story touched millions. Several other slaves are brought in as well to share their stories. It was the second best-selling overall book of the 19th century after the Bible and the best-selling novel. Just three years after being published, people referred to the novel as being the most popular of the day. The novel has a more infamous reputation of having popularized many stereotypes that people still carry today. Some have even said that the book is seen more often in a negative light because of creating so many stereotypes that some people underestimate and even forget the novel’s powerful role as an anti-slavery tool.

At the beginning of “The Tell-Tale Heart”, the narrator says, “TRUE! – nervous – very, very dreadfully nervous I had been and am; but why will you say that I am MAD?” What is the meaning of the word MAD as the narrator uses is…

The war that was known as the French and Indian War in the U.S. was known as the ____ in Europe.

Which of the following authors is described as “across the color line,” a “champion of human rights” based on his/her career as an advocate (writers and speaker) of his/her beliefs regarding anti-slavery, African American rights, and women’s rights. His/Her most famous novel stresses the importance and value of education as a form of “freedom from oppression.”

What is the primary faith practiced by Pacific peoples?

A properly place endotracheal tube will slow the distal tip ______ the carina.

Which of the following applies to a two-person lift patient transfer? Select two (2) responses.

2.) Which of the following numbers is closest to the number of enslaved people living in the South in 1860?