In her autobiography, Helen Keller's character develops as she learns to communicate more effectively and assert her individuality. Initially, she struggles with isolation and frustration due to her disabilities, but as she acquires language and gains a better understanding of the world around her, she becomes more confident and empowered. This transformation highlights her determination and resilience in overcoming challenges.
How does Helen Keller's character develop throughout her autobiography?(1 point)
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She becomes increasingly dependent on others for support.
She becomes increasingly dependent on others for support.
She learns to communicate more effectively and assert her individuality.
She learns to communicate more effectively and assert her individuality.
She remains unchanged in her views about the world.
She remains unchanged in her views about the world.
She isolates herself from society due to her disabilities.
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