In Selman's Self-Reflective Stage of Perspective-Taking, Children Can Step Out

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True/False

In Selman's self-reflective stage of perspective-taking, children can step out of the immediate situation and see how they and another person are viewed by a third person.

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Definitions:

New South

Atlanta Constitution editor Henry W. Grady’s 1886 term for the prosperous post–Civil War South he envisioned: democratic, industrial, urban, and free of nostalgia for the defeated plantation South.

Industrial Expansion

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William McKinley

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