Although a Commercial and Groundbreaking Success, Why Did the Birth

question 67

Multiple Choice

Although a commercial and groundbreaking success, why did The Birth of a Nation (1915) spark nationwide controversy upon its release?

• A) It was the longest film ever produced.
• B) It was the most expensive film ever produced.
• C) It featured a graphic reenactment of Lincoln's assassination.
• D) Its content was overtly racist.
• E) It "borrowed" cinematic techniques developed by other filmmakers.

---

Definitions:

Health Care Decisions

Choices made by individuals or surrogates regarding medical treatments or interventions based on personal values, preferences, and discussions with healthcare providers.

Nasogastric Tube

A flexible tube that is passed through the nose into the stomach for feeding or draining stomach contents.

Nursing Assistant

A healthcare professional who provides basic care and assistance with activities of daily living to patients in various settings.

Nursing Faculty

Academic and clinical instructors responsible for educating nursing students in colleges or universities.