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Dr. Rush believed in purging the sickness from the body by making the person vomit and drawing blood from them. Dr. Deveze was a French doctor who worked with patients at Bush Hill. He wanted to leave patients in their beds to rest, drink fluids, and improve naturally. To this day Yellow Fever has no exact treatment, rather it is important to prevent it, but both helped flatten the curb of the Fever in the late 1700's
I'd most likely say A, though they did discriminate since they were fighting this large-scale war, especially against the Japanese. But because this war was going on, they needed as much labor as possible. This was so they could have as much produced as possible, such as weapons and such.
I'm not sure if this is correct, so I'm sorry if it's wrong, but it'd be the one I choose.
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One way to travel to the West was to sail around the tip of South America, the other way was to travel to the end of the railroad line and take a rough trail on land in wagons pulled by horses, mule, or oxen
the answer is they are headed by one person
