Asked by PJ
What is TRUE about Ponce DeLéon?
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Responses
He developed a system in the 1500s to teach a small group of Deaf students.
He developed a system in the 1500s to teach a small group of Deaf students.
He believed Deaf children showed God’s anger at the sins of their parents.
He believed Deaf children showed God’s anger at the sins of their parents.
He helped found the American School for the Deaf in the 19th century.
He helped found the American School for the Deaf in the 19th century.
He proposed a ban on the marriage of Deaf people to one another.
(1 point)
Responses
He developed a system in the 1500s to teach a small group of Deaf students.
He developed a system in the 1500s to teach a small group of Deaf students.
He believed Deaf children showed God’s anger at the sins of their parents.
He believed Deaf children showed God’s anger at the sins of their parents.
He helped found the American School for the Deaf in the 19th century.
He helped found the American School for the Deaf in the 19th century.
He proposed a ban on the marriage of Deaf people to one another.
Answers
Answered by
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The statement that is TRUE about Ponce DeLéon is:
**He believed Deaf children showed God’s anger at the sins of their parents.**
Ponce DeLéon, a key figure in the early history of deaf education, held these beliefs during his time, reflecting the attitudes toward deafness in that era. The other statements do not accurately describe Ponce DeLéon.
**He believed Deaf children showed God’s anger at the sins of their parents.**
Ponce DeLéon, a key figure in the early history of deaf education, held these beliefs during his time, reflecting the attitudes toward deafness in that era. The other statements do not accurately describe Ponce DeLéon.
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