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chronosystem
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According to my research on studies conducted on child development, I can say that based on the information provided within the question Dorothy's experience of growing up during this time period falls within the chronosystem. This is a system made up of all the environmental events and transitions that occur throughout a child's life. Including economic events such as the Great Depression.
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Answer: The correct answers are: The Spaniards made the guitar an important music instrument, The Italians created many popular operas, and The Swedes contributed to popular music.
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Sheila is most likely to have negative feelings towards white people
        
             
        
        
        
They hunt for the limbs and sell it on the black market, for use of "potion" to bring "goodluck" and "bring wealth".
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I would, for the simple fact of she saved many peoples lives. She impacted so many peoples lives, but in a good way. African Americans were treated so poorly and pushed around like dogs, she helped around 70 of the people treated like this. Those 70 people might've died if she hadn't done that. She inspired other people to make a stand. To talk out against all of this. She didn't have to, but she did. Why? Because she was treated like a dog herself. She was born into slavery and eventually escaped. She must've thought that if she could do it herself, she could help others. Once she felt freedom, how amazing it felt, she had the courage to go back and help other slaves. Even at the risk of being caught, she still did it. After helping the people she did, she must've had an amazing feeling. Even though she didn't have to, she did. It had to have given her a sense of happiness. After saving other people, and giving them the freedom they deserved. This one woman, Harriet Tubman, had an impact, and if she hadn't done what she did, well, who knows. Men always said that women aren't strong enough to do that, she proved them wrong. Well, so did other women but Harriet Tubman, I think was someone who impacted the most.
I would put your own spin on it, and also it 19 lines...