Typhoid Marry was a . Group of answer choices
A cook who contracted Typhoid and died
A made up urban legend
A waitress that got sick from eating raw hamburger and was the first documented case of typhoid fever
A cook who was also a carrier of typhoid
A cook who contracted the very first case of Typhoid from eating contaminated fruit

A cook who was also a carrier of typhoid

Explanation:

Mary Mallon, also recognized as Typhoid Mary, had been a Scottish-born cook who claimed to have bitten 51 persons, three of whom died of typhoid fever, and the first individual in the United States was reported as an asymptomatic carrier of the disease. As she chose to function as a cook by introducing others to the disease, she was forcefully separated twice by officials.      

Thus, from the above we can conclude that the correct statement is C.      

he sent troops to protect the students as they entered the school.