Eighteenth-Century Anatomical Studies Generally Concluded That

question 52

Multiple Choice

Eighteenth-century anatomical studies generally concluded that

• A)men were capable of giving birth.
• B)women were not fully human.
• C)men were superior to women.
• D)men and women were biologically indistinguishable.
• E)women were superior to men.

Understand the concept of latent learning and its implications for behavior without direct reinforcement.

Recognize how learning principles can be applied to modify behavior.

Understand the basic concepts and terminology in linguistics such as phonetics, morphemes, and syntax.

Recognize the significance of observation, imitation, and language in human learning.

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Definitions:

Joint Stock Companies

Businesses owned by shareholders who contribute capital and share in the profits and losses.

Massachusetts Bay Company

A joint-stock trading company chartered in 1629 to establish a colony in New England; played a key role in the settlement and development of Massachusetts.

Dutch West India Company

A chartered company of Dutch merchants in the 17th century that established and directed trade throughout the Atlantic, including the slave trade and the settlement of New Netherland, now New York.

Powhatan

The leader of the Powhatan Confederacy, a network of tribal nations in what is now Virginia, who played a significant role in the early interactions between Native American peoples and English settlers in the 17th century.