What Kind of Conflict Emerges from the Stories of Conquest

question 103

Multiple Choice

What kind of conflict emerges from the stories of conquest that the author was exposed to in school and stories of the Gluskap that he also heard during childhood?

• A) That progress is often costly to relationships between humans and between humans and the environment.
• B) That progress is exciting and harmony between humans is less important than harmony between humans and the environment.
• C) That harmony between humans is important and conquest is unimportant.
• D) That benefits of conquest justify all damage it does to harmony between humans.

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Definitions:

Consideration

The value (monetary, goods, services, promise) that is given by both parties in a contract, making the agreement legally binding.

Liquidated Debt

A debt for which the exact monetary value has been determined and is acknowledged by all parties involved.

Unliquidated Debt

A debt or claim where the amount owed has not been determined or agreed upon by the debtor and creditor.

Different Performance

The execution of contractual obligations in a manner that varies from the exact terms agreed upon, potentially leading to disputes.