In Their Defense of Slavery, Southerners Often Demonstrated a Belief

question 67

Multiple Choice

In their defense of slavery, southerners often demonstrated a belief in

• A) egalitarianism among all whites.
• B) maintaining the social order as God and nature had prescribed it.
• C) the eventual emergence of a truly integrated society.
• D) education as a way to achieve the goal of equality among all people.

Understand the basic definition and characteristics of a group.

Recognize the influence of roles and norms within groups.

Identify the features of formal and informal groups.

Comprehend the concept and importance of social capital.

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Definitions:

Unconscious

The part of the mind that contains thoughts, memories, and desires not within immediate awareness but influencing behavior.

Neurotics

Individuals who suffer from neurosis, a psychological condition marked by chronic distress but not by delusions or hallucinations.

Neurotic Anxiety

A psychological condition characterized by excessive worry or anxiety that is not based on any real external threat.

Anal Stage

In Freudian psychoanalysis, a developmental phase focusing on toilet training that can influence personality based on its success or failure.