How Did Nat Turner's Contribution to Ending Slavery Exceed the Impact

question 28

Multiple Choice

How did Nat Turner's contribution to ending slavery exceed the impact of David Walker's Appeal?

• A) It provided greater hope for white southerners than did Walker's Appeal.
• B) It led to a greater decline in religious practices than did Walker's Appeal.
• C) It produced a decrease in slave revolts than did Walker's Appeal.
• D) It instilled greater fear in white southerners than did Walker's Appeal.

Comprehend the role of genetics, environment, and their interaction in child development.

Understand the universal sequence and variation in infant language development.

Recognize the importance of biological maturation in infants' language and sensory perception.

Describe the development of sensorimotor intelligence and problem-solving in infants.

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Definitions:

Heterosexuality

A sexual orientation characterized by an exclusive or predominant attraction to individuals of the opposite sex.

Discrimination

In psychology, the ability to respond differently to similar but distinct stimuli.

Prejudice

A preconceived opinion or judgment formed without just grounds or before sufficient knowledge, often based on stereotypes.

Instinct Approach

A theory in psychology that suggests innate, biologically driven behaviors are the primary motivators for human actions.