Question

in the 1960's ASL gained recognition as a __________________ different from English. In the 70's schools for the Deaf began using ASL to teach their students and sign language for hearing people mushroomed across the ______. By the 80's the __________________ was considered a _________________ rather than a group of disabled persons, based on the successful _____________ movement at Gallaudet University

Answer 1

ASL gained recognition as a language in the 1960's, leading to the use of ASL in Deaf education and the recognition of the Deaf community as a linguistic and cultural minority.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the 1960's, ASL gained recognition as a language different from English. In the 70's, schools for the Deaf began using ASL to teach their students and sign language for hearing people mushroomed across the country. By the 80's, the Deaf community was considered a linguistic and cultural minority rather than a group of disabled persons, based on the successful Deaf rights movement at Gallaudet University.