The McGuffey Readers, Which Were Widely Used in Schools in the Latter

question 4

Multiple Choice

The McGuffey Readers, which were widely used in schools in the latter half of the nineteenth century, were used to teach

• A)immigrant students about their home cultures.
• B)students with disabilities how to read.
• C)all students about life in the American colonies.
• D)immigrant students about American customs and traditions.

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