In the Eighteenth Century, Men Who Attempted to Improve Their

question 42

Multiple Choice

In the eighteenth century, men who attempted to improve their work conditions by bargaining and going on strikes were likely to be

• A)pirates.
• B)both peasants and sailors.
• C)sailors.
• D)urban workers.
• E)members of guilds.

Assess the impact of psychoactive drugs on sleep and memory.

Understand the therapeutic uses and effects of tranquilizers and stimulants.

Grasp the risks associated with substance addiction and the influences of personal history on addiction vulnerability.

Understand the physiological effects of psychoactive drugs.

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