Ms Sara Lee Creech received a crate of Sara Lee dolls before they went to the stores. What did she do with them?
- She gave them to her family.
- She took them to Lake Shore Elementary School, the school she had lobbied for with the Inter-racial Council.
- She gave them to the people who supported her while she was getting these dolls made and marketed.
- She donated them to the day care center the Inter-racial Council had started.
Answer
The correct answer is B) She took them to Lake Shore Elementary School, the school she had lobbied for with the Inter-racial Council..
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