Homework #57

Part A
1. my dentist, Dr.Camilla Marcos
2. President Rutherford B. Hayes
3.my father's mother, Grandma Stephens
4. the visiting French
5.Mr.Samel P. Gaines, Jr.
6. my teacher, Miss Lydia Campbell
7. Sgt. B.F Miller, my uncle
8. Detective Richardson
9. Mayor L. Patrick Ryan
10. a group of South Africans

Part B
1. Our most dedicated nurse is nurse Anita Bowen.
2. Did Aunt Helen throw a surprise party for our cousin.
3. My favorite inventor is Mr. Thomas A. Edison.
4. Will you send an invitation to Gov. Ian P. Thomas. Jr.
5. Thousands of Puerto Ricans marched in the parade.
6. The palaeontologist's name is Ms. A.L Wong

Part C
When Thurgood Marshall was a boy, Maryland was segregated. Laws kept him, his father Mr. William Marshall, and other African Americans separate from whites. After law school, Thurgood Marshall fought for equal rights. He won a famous case for a third-grader named Linda Brown. Thurgood argued that she had a right to go to a nearby all-white school instead of a distant all-black school. In 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson made him Justice Marshall of the U.S Supreme Court.