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<\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/a> Clara Barton is born as the youngest child. She is shy – until her brother’s illness teaches her about the medicine of the day. She puts this nursing knowledge to work when America splits in a violent Civil War. The armies have no official nurses, so Barton takes her own supplies and knowledge onto the battlefield . . .<\/p>\n Clara Barton includes the following topics:<\/p>\n Was Clara Barton a shy child? Chapter 2: Harriet Tubman<\/strong><\/p>\n Harriet Tubman is born a slave on a Maryland plantation. She is injured by a heavy weight and will have dizziness and blackouts the rest of her life. But that does not stop her from running north to freedom on the “Underground Railroad.” And it does not stop her from going back to the South to rescue other slaves. How many can she save before she is recaptured?<\/p>\n Harriet Tubman includes the following topics:<\/p>\n Where did Harriet Tubman grow up? Chapter 3: Susan B. Anthony<\/strong><\/p>\n Susan B. Anthony is bothered that so many people fight to free African-Americans from slavery but will not fight to free women from their legal bonds. She begins a campaign to win women the right to vote and to own their own property. And she may go to jail for trying to vote in the presidential election of 1872 . . .<\/p>\n Susan B. Anthony includes the following topics:<\/p>\n Who was Susan B. Anthony? Chapter 4: Helen Keller<\/strong><\/p>\n Helen Keller is a lively Alabama baby, but at age two an illness takes her eyesight and her hearing. Keller is trapped in a lonely, silent world with few ways to communicate with others. In 1887, Anne Sullivan finally reaches the six-year-old. Sullivan’s lessons will open Keller to the world – and the world to Keller . . .<\/p>\n Helen Keller inclues the following topics:<\/p>\n How did Helen Keller go blind? <\/a><\/p>\n Which famous American dropped out of school so she could nurse her sick brother for two years – by putting leeches on him to drain his blood? Who was arrested for voting for a president? Who was a wanted woman … Continue reading
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\nChapter 1: Clara Barton<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nHow did Barton join the Civil War?
\nHow close was Barton to battles?
\nDid the army ban Barton from hospitals?
\nWho begins the American Red Cross?<\/p>\n
\nDid spells stop Harriet Tubman?
\nWhere does Tubman find freedom?
\nWhat was Harriet Tubman’s reward?
\nWhat did Tubman do in the war?<\/p>\n![\"Find](\"\/images\/app-store.gif\")
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\nWhat was the Underground Railroad?
\nWhat did the 15th Amendment do?
\nDid Anthony get a fair trial?
\nWhen did all women get to vote?<\/p>\n
\nWho was Helen Keller’s teacher?
\nHow did Helen Keller learn words?
\nHow did Helen Keller write?
\nHow did Helen Keller help the disabled?<\/p>\nView the Teacher Guide<\/a> of this comic<\/h2>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"