Aunt Adeline, Fayetteville, Arkansas During the Great Depression, the United States government sponsored a project to record the histories of the last generation of those who had lived as slaves in the antebellum South. The results are one of the largest collections of stories from the era of slavery. Since literacy was banned among slaves, many had little opportunity to record their experiences. The narrative by Aunt Adeline is one example of these testimonies. Read from Images 16 to 21 (or pages 11 to 16). 1. Based on what you have read, do you think Aunt Adeline's experience is typical of those enslaved in the South? Explain your answer.

What can be inferred about shirley chisholm based on the fact that she protested the amount of money america spent on the vietnam war while suffering citizens were hungry, poorly educated, and living in unsatisfactory conditions? a. she had an intense interest in education because she had been a teacher before becoming a politician. b. she could identify with the suffering citizens because of her childhood growing up during the great depression. c. she had a sincere belief that the government should provide for the well being of needy americans before focusing on the needs of other countries. d. she disapproved of the military because of the dominant role of men in that institution.

Write a short summary that includes the major claims and reasons of johnson's argument.

How do you think gary soto’s experiences working in the fields influenced his attitudes toward work? from the story "one last time"