English, 15.05.2021 02:30 electrofy456

How did Clara Barton impact the world?

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Clara Barton led an exemplary life in which she overcame the inequalities of society and paved the way for future women to prove their ability to men. Barton began her extraordinary life by building a school, providing free education for hundreds of youngsters.

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Nursing and humanitarian assistance are commonplace in western communities and are needed in times of crisis. Both have evolved into what they are today thanks to individuals such as Clara Barton, whose achievements in these fields have left an indelible mark. Clara Barton has a major influence on when and how women would have medical services and assistance during times of war in terms of nursing. She has welcomed the nation to the Red Cross, one of the world's most prominent humanitarian and disaster relief organizations, as a humanitarian. She also took several strides forward for women in various ways during her life.

Clara Barton was born in 1821 in Massachusetts. She had several occupations before the Civil War and the events that would make her popular. She began her career as a teacher at a young age and later founded a free school in Bordentown, New Jersey. With the school's growth, the board eventually elected a male principal at a higher salary, believing that a man was more suitable for the job. Clara was forced to withdraw as a result of this. When she was employed to serve in the United States Patent Office in Washington, DC in 1854, she became one of the first women to work as a clerk for the federal government.

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b. failure at least that one seems the most negative out of all of the answers provided pls correct me if i'm wrong. : ))

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