Examples of an Inclusive Approach to History Include All EXCEPT

question 8

Multiple Choice

Examples of an inclusive approach to history include all EXCEPT:

• A) introducing students to Freidrich Froebel, the German developer of the kindergarten.
• B) describing the work of Wilma Mankiller, who recently was chief of the Cherokee nation.
• C) describing the role of Rosa Parks in the civil rights movement.
• D) explaining the heroism of Hernando de Soto in his travels with his army through the southeastern United States in the 1500s.

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Definitions:

Dehydration

The loss or removal of water from a substance or organism, often leading to impairment of normal functions.

Voluntary

Actions or movements that are controlled by the individual's will, often referring to muscle movements.

Smooth Muscle

A type of muscle found in the walls of internal organs and blood vessels, responsible for involuntary movements within the body.

Not Striated

Describes muscle tissue that does not display a pattern of bands or stripes under a microscope, often referring to smooth muscle found in the walls of internal organs.