The Two Most Common Forces That Divide Participants During the Strategy

question 40

True/False

The two most common forces that divide participants during the strategy formulation process are turf issues and different thought-worlds.

Identify the transitions in slave and free black populations in various regions during the 18th century.

Understand the conditions and experiences of the Middle Passage as part of the transatlantic slave trade.

Analyze the diverse origins of African slaves and the formation of African-American culture and community.

Understand the social and economic roles of different classes and groups in eighteenth-century colonial America, including yeoman farmers, enslaved people, and colonial elites.