summary of we are children movie​

Answer:

Lyna and Glen are two indigenous Canadian children who endure years of sexual, emotional and physical abuse at a church-run boarding school.

Explanation:

For over 130 years till 1996, more than 100,000 of Canada's First Nations children were legally required to attend government-funded schools run by various Christian faiths. There were 80 of these 'residential schools' across the country. Most children were sent to faraway schools that separated them from their families and traditional land. These children endured brutality, physical hardship, mental degradation, and the complete erasure of their culture. The schools were part of a wider program of assimilation designed to integrate the native population into 'Canadian society.' These schools were established with the express purpose 'To kill the Indian in the child.' Told through their own voices, 'We Were Children' is the shocking true story of two such children: Glen Anaquod and Lyna Hart.

Question 19 of 22
What is the most accurate definition of media bias?
*A. A journalist's or reporter's viewpoints affect the way the facts of a
news story is presented.
B. The lower half of the brain and upper portion of the spinal cord
control human motor functions.
C. A relatively small group of people tend to create most of the
stories that appear on the news.
D. Vehicles as newspapers, TV, and the Internet, present ideas and
information to the public.

6 President Roosevelt says in the speech that Japan has "undertaken a surprise
offensive extending throughout the Pacific area." What evidence does he
provide?

Answer plz I is giving away points​

What corrections should be made to this sentence:

Alex Tizon, the author of “Small Man in a Big Country” excerpted from Big Little Man, states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (Tizon 5).

A. Alex Tizon, the author of “Small Man in a Big Country” excerpted from Big Little Man, states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (5).

B. The author of “Small Man in a Big Country” excerpted from Big Little Man, states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (5).

C. Alex Tizon, the author of Small Man in a Big Country excerpted from "Big Little Man," states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (Tizon 5).

D. There are no errors in this sentence.

Which best describes relationship between the two characters The adventure of Sherlock Holmes.

According to "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain," what is the difference between a poet and a Negro poet? Select all that apply.

A poet is white, and a Negro poet is black.
A poet fits within the mold of American standardization.
A Negro poet is not influenced by the standard of whiteness.
A poet has confidence, while a Negro poet faces many hardships.

1.
access


2.
fabulous


3.
secede


4.
ventilate


5.
primitive


6.
egoist


7.
conscience


8.
narrative


9.
imperial


10.
omniscient

a.
An ________ thinks of only I, I, I.
b.
The old soldier told a _________ story that no one could believe.
c.
An epic is a long, __________ poem that tells a story of a hero.
d.
A child's first drawings are rather ________ but are still beloved by Mom.
e.
During spring it is nice to open the windows to allow the wind to _________ the house.
f.
King Ferdinand's ____________ authority allowed him to rule as he saw fit.
g.
Many wish they were all-knowing or ________________.
h.
In the crowded parking lot, one driver yielded to allow another driver __________ to a parking space.
i.
Jiminy Cricket was Pinocchio's ___________ who knew what the puppet was doing wasn't right.
j.
The South tried to _________ from the Union, but it was unable to move away.

Identify the sentence which uses quotation marks correctly.
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A)
"I'm reading the story "The Rain'," said Julie.
B)
"I'm reading the story "The Rain," said Julie.
C)
"I'm reading the story 'The Rain'", said Julie.
D)
"I'm reading the story" "The Rain," said Julie.

tim found out he was allergic to nuts the day before winning a lifetime of supply cashew

I need a conclusion for “ should bullies be legally responsible for their actions”

1. Who comes to the hospital and tells Rashad that "everything happens
for a reason"? *
Carlos
the hospital janitor
the pastor
a stranger

Having a very complicated slideshow background for a presentation is always a good idea.
O A True
OB.
False

please answer correctly ​

WHICH STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES THE KIDS INFLUENCE ON LIZZIE

2. Look at the guide words.
Circle the word that you
would find on this page
napkin - notify
A. nugget
B. necklace
C. nab
D. notorious

Which word a synonym is for mystified?
 
A. dazed
 
B. staggered
 
C. perplexed
D. seemed

Write your outline now, then, submit it here for your instructor to review:

Just write a outline
Please

Which of the following causes Mechanical Weathering? *
1 point

Lady capulet is trying to convince Juliet to marry Paris by pointing out.................... ​

9.He climbed up the tree and plucked some mangoes. (Make simple)

Guide Questions :
1. What happened to the ruler when you suddenly released it?
2. How do you describe the movement of the ruler?
3.Did you hear a sound?
4.Did the sound coming the moving ruler suddenly stop when you held it? When you released it again?​

3. Which source would be most relevant if researching the history of the public education system in the United States?
a Wikipedia article about Brown vs. Board of Education
a news article about proposed changes in U.S. education policy
an interactive timeline of important moments in U.S. public education
the local school board's online newsletter

Read this excerpt from The Diary of Anne Frank.

Mrs. Van Daan. (Rising, nervous, excited) Something's happened to them! I know it!

Mr. Van Daan. Now, Kerli!

Mrs. Van Daan. Mr. Frank said they'd be here at seven o'clock. He said . . .

Mr. Van Daan. They have two miles to walk. You can't expect . . .

Mrs. Van Daan. They've been picked up. That's what's happened. They've been taken . . .

(Mr. Van Daan indicates that he hears someone coming.)

Mr. Van Daan. You see?

Which tone would be most appropriate for a trailer that includes this scene?

informal
humorous
mysterious
educational

Which of the following is a Latin prefix?
A. Mega-
B. Bi-
C. Anti-
D. Auto-

Which of the following would work as a hook? (Select all that apply)
a call to action

data about your topic

supporting evidence

a statistic about your topic

a quote about your topic

This assignment will springboard off of the Photo Memoir essay you wrote in Unit 2. Revisit your photo memoir essay and research a historical event that occurred during that time period. In lieu of research, you may use primary sources such as family letters or documents that could be used to provide background for your essay. Rework the photo memoir essay to incorporate the historically significant information into a new essay that argues a point based on the graphic and textual sources you gathered. Cite the sources both implicitly and explicitly within your essay.

Here is the memoir I wrote
“It is what it is”. Though it’s a cliche phrase, this is the photograph that I’ve selected to discuss. It may sound trite, this quote possesses a deeper meaning. When life seems to be out of control, it causes me to feel overwhelmed. It’s an instinct that I immediately want to take matters into my own hands, but in some situations, this is not feasible. This quote represents a deeper meaning that I cannot control things that are beyond me. Furthermore, the topic of discussion will revolve around It Is What It Is.
It’s hard to deny that when situations in our life don't go our way or even how we had planned we don't get upset. In my case, this situation can ruin my day. For example, before a ski race I used to have an expectation for myself, and I would give my best performance on the hill. Sometimes I would come up short, and this is what used to upset me. Although at the time I didn't realize that I did everything in my control to win, so at the end of the day I was racing myself. How does this tie back to It Is What It Is? Well, it seems that increasingly often you hear the phrase, “It is what it is.” I was taking the phrase to mean, “It’s not this and it’s not that; it’s something more subtle that I don’t have a name for, and I’m ok with that.” This actively demonstrates that you're ok with things not going your way, and this can lead to better self-development. By letting things hang in an uncategorized state in their mind they may slowly come to a richer, more nuanced understanding of it, which may lead to a new insight or invention.
Although there are benefits to It Is What It Is, the phrase comes with downfalls. For example, when you do have the power to change something going wrong, and you use the phrase it may come more across as giving up. Another way of saying this would be if somebody needs your help, and you have the power to help them, although you decide not to because you think the outcome is inevitable. Even though there is this downfall it does not ruin the phrase. You just have to use it at the correct time. For instance, the correct time to use this phrase would be when something is out of your control, and you are struggling to cope with it. The phrase wasn't meant to give up, it's less meant to deal with it. This phrase oddly enough has helped me cope with things that are out of my control.
To sum up, everything that has been stated so far It Is What It Is is an expression used to characterize a frustrating or challenging situation that a person believes cannot be changed and must just be accepted. In saying this it demonstrates more regard for I won't let something out of my control affect me.
Help me understand what to do?

This is no essay it’s just a question and I am giving brianliest to the best answer

Forrest’s Gump father “went on vacation.” What do you think happened to him?

If anyone watched the movie please respond

---- I am confused. yes or no​

a person who campaings to bring about social political and enviromental change in society