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Did Helen Keller live on her own?
Helen Keller lived in her parents basement, locked up most of the day. The only reason she actually passed school was because her family had a tutor do all of her work for her.
Is Helen Keller of Kewanee IL a descendant of Heler Keller the blind and deaf?
No. Helen Keller remained single all her life and never had children.
What all did Helen Keller accomplish?
alot
Can Helen Keller see at all?
No, Helen Keller cannot see. It's called blind. She also cannot hear and it's called deaf.Helen Keller died in 1968
What would Helen Keller have with her at all times?
her caine
When did Helen Keller get accepted to an all boys school?
1973
What is Helen Keller's family tree?
Helen Keller was born to Captain Arthur H. Keller and Kate Adams Keller. She had two half-brothers from her father's previous marriage - James and William Keller. Helen was the first of two daughters born to her parents; her younger sister was named Mildred.
Was Anne Sullivan always Helen Keller's teacher for all the schools Helen went to?
yes she was
How many kids did Helen Keller have?
Helen Keller did not have any children. She dedicated her life to advocating for the rights of the disabled and promoting education for all.
What was Helen Kellers mom's name?
her job was the newspaper women because she was pennieless and she didn't have a family and all her family died she had a dauter helen keller who was blied and deaf and speechless when she was 1 she died.
Where did Helen Keller live when she was to old to take care of herself?
Helen Keller lived at Arcan Ridge in Easton, Connecticut when she was too old to take care of herself. The home was specifically designed to meet her needs and provide her with the necessary support and comfort in her later years.
Did Helen Keller meet Martin luthran king jr?
I have read almost all of Helen Keller's autobiographies and many books about her but have never seen it mentioned that she met Dr. King. However, she did cause a scandal when she was an adult, while visiting her childhood home in Alabama, by speaking out against segregation in a newspaper article.
