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The First Person Who Was Deaf-Blind Who Was Known to Be

Question 61

Question 61

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The first person who was deaf-blind who was known to be taught language was


A) Helen Keller.
B) Samuel Howe.
C) Laura Bridgman.
D) Annie Sullivan.

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