Dr. Homer B. Hulbert is an American [ ] loved and fought for Korea.

Hulbert helped to improve Korea in many different areas.

헐버트는 많은 다양한 ( )에서 한국을 개선시키기 위해 도왔다.

He also ( )ed an important ( ) in the independence movement.

(게다가), he was a teacher at the Royal English School.

At that time, Japan tried to rule Korea by force.

The emperor, Gojong asked Hulbert

[주라고] his letter to the President of the U.S.

In this letter, the emperor asked the U.S.

[도와달라고 ] Korea win independence.

In 1907, Hulbert served the emperor as a special government officer.

Japan made him [떠나도록 ] Korea.

He [~해야 했다 ] return to the U.S.

Rhee Syngman invited Dr. Hulbert to Korea to celebrate the independence of Korea.

Unfortunately, he [세상을 떠났다] a week after his arrival, at the age of 86.

He [말하곤 했다], “I would rather be buried in Korea than in Westminster Abbey.”

He used to say, “I would rather [묻히다] in Korea than in Westminster Abbey.”

He [ ] now [ ] in Yanghwajin in Seoul.