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Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text. Barton is remembered for establishing the American Red Cross.

Which three details should be included in a summary of why Barton believes there is a need for an American Red Cross?

A. The American Red Cross provides free food, shelter, clothing, and medicine to victims of natural and man-made disasters and epidemics.

B. Fifteen years after the American Civil War, Barton wants to change careers so she sets up the American Red Cross to serve as its president.

C. Barton finally persuades American government leaders to join the Red Cross by showing the need for the organization in war and in peace.

D. The International Red Cross makes sure all soldiers injured in war receive care, no matter what side they are on. Barton wants the same for America.

(I have to choose three)

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