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Because of her mother’s illness, Deborah Sampson was sent to work as a servant for neighbors from the time she was eight until she turned eighteen. She was a strong supporter of General Washington and the idea of American independence from England. Sampson decided to sign up for the army. She put on men’s clothing and cut her hair. Although she was worried about being discovered right away, Sampson enlisted in the army on May 20, 1782. She used a man’s name, Robert Shurtleff. She was trained with the other soldiers. She went on long marches to fight the English. Like the other soldiers, she ate bad food and had poor clothing and supplies. “Robert” kept to herself and worked without complaining. She was trusted and popular with the other soldiers. Their nickname for her was “Blooming Bobby.” They often teased her about her lack of a beard. They thought she had lied about her age and was a fifteen-year-old boy. Sampson went on scouting missions looking for enemy supplies. She fought in many minor battles with enemy soldiers. During one small battle, she was wounded and dug the bullet out of her leg herself. She did not want to take a chance of her secret being discovered by a doctor. Later, Sampson caught a fever and nearly died. She lived, but her secret was discovered by a doctor. He informed her superior officer. Deborah Sampson was honorably discharged from the army on October 25, 1783, as the war was ending.

From reading the passage, what can you infer is the reason why Deborah Sampson was discharged from the army?

There once was a farmer who worked hard. He was always cold or always sunburned. It was a hard life, but he never complained. The farmer had two sons. Both sons were lazier than any other sons. The farmer was saddened by the attitude of his sons. But try as he might, he was not able to convince the boys to do anything different. "How can I teach my boys to work hard?" he thought. "This farm has been part of our family for many generations. Each man has worked hard on the farm, but my sons seem more content to play and be lazy." The farmer pondered his problem. He just didn't know what to do. Day in and day out, the farmer invited the sons to come help him work, but each day they declined and sat around playing card games and drinking root beer. "I will soon die," said the farmer one day. "A treasure has been buried somewhere on the farm. But I have not been able to find it. When I die, will you try to find it?" The sons agreed, and the farmer soon died. The sons immediately began digging up the farm. They were eager to find the treasure. In all their digging they were able to overturn the soil and keep it moist. The farm did better than it ever had done, but the treasure was never found. Some say that to this day, the sons are still digging.

What is the conflict of this story?