Remembering Where You Were When 9/11 Occurred Is an Example

question 7

Multiple Choice

Remembering where you were when 9/11 occurred is an example of

• A)explicit memory.
• B)semantic memory.
• C)an implicit memory.
• D)a flashbulb memory.

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Definitions:

Corn Laws

Legislation enacted in the UK in the early 19th century that imposed restrictions and tariffs on imported grain, designed to protect domestic producers but leading to higher food prices and contributing to public unrest.

Imported Wheat

Wheat brought into a country from another to supplement local production, often to meet national food supply needs or preferences.

Tariffs

Taxes imposed by a government on imported or, less commonly, exported goods, typically used to protect domestic industries from foreign competition and to raise revenue.

Chartism

A working-class movement for political reform in Britain that existed from 1838 to 1857, advocating for a charter of demands including universal male suffrage.