Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text. What is a main idea of "Elizabeth Blackwell: A Pioneering Physician"? A. The journey from England to America is very difficult for Elizabeth and her family. B. Elizabeth’s father raises her to believe she can accomplish anything she chooses to do .C. Elizabeth learns to be a doctor by reading books and interviewing scientists .D. People in the town where Elizabeth attends medical school are curious about her.

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