Question

WHAT ARE THE MAIN INCIDENTS IN HELEN'S LIFE ?

NAME AT-LEAST FIVE .

THE FASTEST WILL BE MARKED AS BRAINIEST .

Answer 1

Helen detailed many important events in her life.The following are very important ones:
1)Helen lost her sight and hearing when she was almost 2 years old.
2)Annie Sullivan's came to live with Helen family.she became Helen teacher .She did not give up on Helen.
3)After many attempts ,Annie helped Helen to discover language.Helen had a breakthrough moment when miss Sullivan held her hand under a water spot.As water poured over, miss Sullivan explained w-a-t-e-r to her.she began to learn how to communicate.
4)She was able to go school. She attended school on 1894.
5) the best incident was that miss Sullivan came in
Helen life

Answer 2

I can help you with four which was mentioned in her autobiography "the story of my life "
a) Helen Keller lost her sight when she was almost 2 years old. She had something called as acute congestion of stomach and brain. Doctors and her family thought that she wouldn't live ,but her sickness caused her blindness and deafness
b)Annie Sullivan came to live with Keller's family .She became Helen's constant companion and her teacher. Miss.Sullivan was determined woman she didn't give up on Helen
c)After many attempts Annie taught her to discover language.It was all when Annie held her hand under a water spout .As the water poured over Helen's hand Miss.Sullivan spelled -w-a-t-e-r- on Helen's hand .Helen made connection that it meant a cool liquid.after that she learnt to communicate through finger spelling.Helen later said that the word water awakened her soul,gave it a light ,hope,joy and set it free.
d)Miss.Sullivan taught Helen how to communicate and learn.Helen was able to go to school.she attended school beginning since 1894. Helen studied maths,literature,history and many other subjects.she learnt how to use a special typewriter ,she even made attempts to learn to speak . Helen even went to college.
e)The final main incident of her life was the admission in Radcliffe college in 1900 after a long preparation for the entrance exams.( this one's small so merge with the upper point.)