The answer is D because it is factual and unbiased since it's in a medical journal on the topic of the Spanish flu
D is the answer to your question.
The main argument of "The School Days of an Indian Girl" is that colonization was a violent project that aimed to exterminate cultures and the individuality of the natives.
<h3>How to present this in a visual or audio presentation?</h3>
- Choose the software that best fits the presentation format you want to make.
- Start the presentation by introducing "The School Days of an Indian Girl", its author, and the story told.
- Show the main argument of this story.
- Show how the author uses her own experiences to confirm the veracity of this argument.
- Show how this story is significant for today's society.
To put together this presentation, you will have to read the book "The School Days of an Indian Girl," but I can say that this book tells how the author, who was a Native American, was taken to a British school that aimed to exterminate the culture indigenous and forbidding students to live the way their tribes did.
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She wanted the fighting to stop because she hated fighting; secondly, she had a huge crush on Dally, so she would do whatever it took...
