HMH Not My Bones & from Fortune's Bones

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What historical period does 'Fortune's Bones' primarily focus on?

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The 18th century.

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What is the main message or theme of 'Fortune's Bones'?

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The ethical treatment of human remains.

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Who were the individuals interested in Fortune's bones, as described in the book?

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All of the above (Archaeologists, Poets, Scientists).

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How does the author address issues related to race and identity in 'Fortune's Bones'?

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By portraying Fortune as an individual with his own story and identity.

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Why is Fortune's story significant in the context of American history?

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His bones were used for medical research.

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Define 'ethical treatment of human remains'.

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The moral considerations and practices regarding the handling and respect for human bodies after death.

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What role do archaeologists play in the study of human remains?

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They excavate and analyze artifacts and remains to understand past cultures and histories.

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Explain the significance of the 18th century in American history.

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It was a period of colonial expansion, the American Revolution, and the beginnings of the United States.

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What does the term 'identity' refer to in the context of literature?

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The characteristics, qualities, and beliefs that make a person or character unique.

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How can literature address themes of race?

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By exploring characters' experiences, societal issues, and historical contexts related to race.