The formal laws used to restrict and control the lives of enslaved people were called ______________.

An 8-year-old child with bilateral cochlear implants earns mostly A’s and B’s, scores within normal limits on standardized language testing, and demonstrates excellent speech recognition in quiet. However, the teacher reports that the student rarely participates in group discussions and appears exhausted after school. Which interpretation BEST explains these findings?

A fourth-grade student with mild bilateral hearing loss is maintaining average grades but has recently begun missing classroom discussions. Which intervention BEST reflects the philosophy of indirect services?

The Supreme Court decision declaring that Congress could not prohibit slavery in the territories was ______________ v. Sandford.

The idea that the United States was destined to expand across North America was known as: 

The Kansas-Nebraska Act used which principle to determine slavery’s status?

Which religious movement emphasized emotional conversion experiences and personal salvation? 

Cholera was the leading killer of travelers on the: 

Dorothea Lynde Dix advocated for: 

Which invention transformed the textile industry by rapidly converting raw cotton into thread and cloth?