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"American History," Part 2: Setting and Character Answers

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What change in setting helped the narrator realize that the Board had not really changed any rules or started charging for the jacket?

A
a quieter location, which allowed her to think more clearly
B
the passage of time, which made her wiser to life’s injustices
C
a growth in technology, which gave her access to more information
D
the change in her environment, which helped her understand the Board’s rules
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What do the changes in the principal’s actions and words show about him?

A
He no longer believes it is absolutely necessary to follow all the rules.
B
He now realizes the importance of the jacket to the students.
C
He is no longer willing to go along with the plan to discriminate against Martha.
D
He now appreciates how hard Martha has worked for the jacket.

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