When Edmonds developed malaria, he asked for a furlough but was turned down. Edmonds left her friends in the middle of April, never to return, because she was afraid of being discovered if she requested medical care from the army.
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What did Emma Edmonds do after the war?</h3>
Emma and Linus moved to La Porte, Texas, after residing in a number of states in the United States. She was duly accepted as a full member of the Grand Army of the Republic, the veterans' organization for the Union army, there as a result of her discharge and veteran's pension. She is the only woman to have ever received such honor.
She endures several episodes of malarial attacks in a military hospital without disclosing her gender, almost passing out during one of them. She only fully recovers long enough to give up her male identity as Frank Thompson and seek medical attention in an Ohio hospital.
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Answer:
yes, the world is going down hill fast, and school, and the police are trying to keep kids safe loons in the world.
Explanation:
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The most expectable answer is socialization.
This term is used to describe the process in which people learn the values, norms, and beliefs of a particular society/culture.
Therefore, for this indian couple, their early and previously-arranged marriage is nothing unusual because they were taught that's the most common thing for (indian) people to do. And you, well, you were taught differently; probably: that is better to wait until you grow old enough, and are sufficiently independent, to support a household. So, you get a "cultural shock" by hearing about how this couple got married.
