Bethune's education began at a free school near her home. Because she was a good student, she won a scholarship to a school for African American girls in North Carolina. After graduating, Betbune pursued higher education in Chicago. She wanted to be a missionary, but she was told that African American students were not needed. Bethune was devastated and decided that, instead, she would dedicate herself to providing good education for African Americans in America. Bethune and her husband moved to Florida, where she started her first school. She rented a four-room cottage and raised money by selling baked goods and ice cream, and by going door to door. Most of the school's furniture came from the city dump. Bethune's first class consisted of five girls and her son, Albert. Which sentence best summarizes how the paragraphs are organized? They explain problems in education that Bethune solved. O They describe events from the history of Bethune's school. O They show how early experiences influenced the course of Bethune's life. O They contrast Bethune's school with other schools during that time period. ​