In the tuskegee syphilis experiments, what information did researchers keep from their subjects about their illnesses? a. they were told they had a rare form of syphilis. b. they were not treated for or told they had cancer. c. they were told they had a sexually transmitted infection. d. they were not treated for or told they had syphilis.

D) They were not treated for or told they had syphilis

The infamous Tuskegee experiments, which were conducted over a period of roughly 40 years from the 1930s to the 1970s, involved the observation of African American men and women with syphilis, without informing them of their condition or treating it. This is especially shocking due to the fact that a veritable cure, penicillin, was developed for syphilis in the 1940s. 

This metaphor uses symbolism when describing the “arch” of ulysses life. he is trapped in a time of life where adventure is moving as he tries to proceed to it. he will never reach it and will learn to accept it. ulysses symbolizes that arch in life, that no one can reach every goal, or every sight in life. even though this personality of curiosity and purposefulness exist in all mankind, the purpose of showing his strive to succeed symbolizes great leaders today. his curiosity represents the curiosity of humans that everyone desires to find answers and wont give up without a fight. ulysses is a symbol of the human race.