Which of these would be evidence to support the claim, "school uniforms should not be required as they limit students' ability to express themselves"? Responses School uniforms were first introduced in the 16th century. School uniforms were first introduced in the 16th century. School uniforms keep students focused on their education instead of what they are wearing. School uniforms keep students focused on their education instead of what they are wearing. School uniforms limit students from wearing clothing that can display parts of their personalities. School uniforms limit students from wearing clothing that can display parts of their personalities. School uniforms do not limit student expression, as students can still wear accessories to express themselves.

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Which of these would be evidence to support the claim, "school uniforms should not be required as they limit students' ability to express themselves"? Responses School uniforms were first introduced in the 16th century. School uniforms were first introduced in the 16th century. School uniforms keep students focused on their education instead of what they are wearing. School uniforms keep students focused on their education instead of what they are wearing. School uniforms limit students from wearing clothing that can display parts of their personalities. School uniforms limit students from wearing clothing that can display parts of their personalities. School uniforms do not limit student expression, as students can still wear accessories to express themselves.

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The evidence that would support the claim, "school uniforms should not be required as they limit students' ability to express themselves" is:

- "School uniforms limit students from wearing clothing that can display parts of their personalities."
- "School uniforms do not limit student expression, as students can still wear accessories to express themselves."