Can a Concept Ever Be Completely Concrete

question 41

Multiple Choice

Can a concept ever be completely concrete?

• A)Yes, but only if it is a genus.
• B)Yes, but only if it is a species.
• C)Yes, regardless of whether it is a genus or a species.
• D)No, because concepts only exist in our minds.
• E)No, because a concept is never a particular, individual object.

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Definitions:

Abolitionists

Individuals who advocated for the immediate end of slavery and the emancipation of slaves, especially active in the 19th century US and Britain.

Free Blacks

African Americans who were not enslaved before the abolition of slavery in the United States, living with limited rights in both the North and South.

Southern States

Refers to the states located in the southeastern and south-central United States, historically known for their unique cultural, historical, and economic characteristics.

Family Continuity

Refers to the ways in which families maintain their structure, traditions, and relationships over time, often across generations.