Which event is a direct effect of this historical event?
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Responses
Riding horses was the fastest way to find people.
Riding horses was the fastest way to find people.
People preferred not to go into the office waiting room.
People preferred not to go into the office waiting room.
It would take a long time for the doctor to reach you.
It would take a long time for the doctor to reach you.
The doctors made house calls very quickly.
The doctors made house calls very quickly.
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The event that is a direct effect of the historical context provided is:
It would take a long time for the doctor to reach you.
This response directly relates to the difficulty of tracking down a doctor when someone was sick or hurt, reflecting the logistical challenges of that time.
The sentence that describes when a reader draws an inference from the text is:
The reader uses details from the text to figure out an idea that is not stated.
This description captures the essence of inferring, where the reader combines information from the text with their own reasoning to arrive at a conclusion that isn't explicitly mentioned.
