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"It seems that once children reached the age of around seven years old, they were doi…" Nick Miller replied Nov. 3, 2008 to Could slaves be too young to work?	3	Nov. 3, 2008 Reply by Meghan Petrie
"It seems that most young children during the early 1800’s had to have money in their…" Nick Miller replied Nov. 3, 2008 to Education	3	Nov. 11, 2008 Reply by Kamii Harris
"Anytime you can use an activity that covers multiple Competency Goals it is a positi…" Nick Miller replied Nov. 3, 2008 to North Carolina Social Studies Competencies	4	Nov. 11, 2008 Reply by Kamii Harris
"The Cognitive Flexibility Theory could be very beneficial if used in the correct way…" Nick Miller replied Nov. 3, 2008 to Cognitive Flexibility Theory	4	Nov. 3, 2008 Reply by Bobby Mack
"Theme: Emancipation Question: How did slaves lives change after the Civil War? Summ…" Nick Miller replied Nov. 2, 2008 to Working with the documents - Infering and corroborating evidence about life for slaves (Activity III)	47	Sep 21 Reply by Kevin Cave
"Summarizing The document is an interview that took place on August 6, 1937. The pers…" Nick Miller replied Nov. 2, 2008 to Working with documents - Contextualizing historical information about life for slaves (Activity II)	49	Nov 25 Reply by John Lee
"The source that I read was in the form of a letter and is considered a primary sourc…" Nick Miller replied Nov. 2, 2008 to Working with documents - Summarizing historical information about life for slaves (Activity I)	61	Nov 6 Reply by John Lee

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