Ethics in Research Became a Central Concern at What Point

question 33

Multiple Choice

Ethics in research became a central concern at what point in history?

• A)since the French Revolution in 1789
• B)in 1848,after Marx released The Communist Manifesto
• C)following World War II,in response to atrocities committed by the Nazis
• D)in the late 1960s,when civil rights movements raised awareness on all rights issues

Acknowledge the significance of environmental justice and its role in policy and activism.

Understand the impact of environmental policies and practices on minority and impoverished communities.

Recognize the importance of sustainability and efforts to reconcile economic growth with environmental protection.

Identify key figures and organizations in the environmental movement and their contributions.

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