A Rubber-Necking Traffic Jam an Example Of

question 82

Multiple Choice

A rubber-necking traffic jam an example of:

• A) microeconomics in action.
• B) individual behavior that has a large aggregate impact.
• C) the paradox of thrift.
• D) an outcome smaller than the sum of its parts.

Acknowledge the economic and social transformations in the English colonies through the Atlantic trade network.

Understand the diversity of colonial societies and their interactions with indigenous peoples.

Comprehend the development and impact of slave codes in the English colonies.

Analyze the effects of colonial policies and conflicts on the colonists and indigenous peoples.