Regarding Others as Within One's Circle of Moral Concern Is

question 14

Multiple Choice

Regarding others as within one's circle of moral concern is called:

• A)moral exclusion.
• B)moral inclusion.
• C)exclusive altruism.
• D)ingroup moralism.

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Definitions:

King Cotton

Refers to the economic and political significance of cotton production in the Southern United States before the Civil War, especially its centrality to the economy of the South and its role in international trade.

Rising Influence

A term referring to the increasing power or impact of a person, organization, or country in various domains such as politics, culture, or the economy.

American War

Likely refers to any significant military conflict involving the United States, but without specific context, it could mean the American Civil War, the American Revolution, or another major conflict.

Slave Codes

Laws that were established in the colonial and antebellum Southern United States to define the status of slaves and the rights of masters. These codes placed harsh restrictions on slaves’ behaviors and movements.