How Did Woodrow Wilson's "New Freedom" Differ from Theodore Roosevelt's

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Multiple Choice

How did Woodrow Wilson's "New Freedom" differ from Theodore Roosevelt's "New Nationalism" program?

• A) The "New Freedom" wanted to focus more on success for small businesses, while the "New Nationalism" wanted to regulate but not destroy big business.
• B) The "New Freedom" opposed tariffs, while the "New Nationalism" supported them.
• C) The "New Freedom" wanted government-owned monopolies, while the "New Nationalism" called for trust-busting.
• D) The "New Freedom" supported laborers, while the "New Nationalism" supported industrialists.

Recognize factors beyond television that contribute to children's adjustment, including parental and neighborhood influences.

Identify different media types and their implications for children's development.

Analyze stereotypes within children's television programming and their potential impact.

Comprehend the concept of family structures and their various forms.

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