Position Power Is Considered to Be Strong When

question 45

Multiple Choice

Position power is considered to be strong when

• A)the subordinate is a member of the out-group.
• B)the subordinate is a member of the in-group.
• C)the subordinate's position is more powerful than the leader's position.
• D)the leader must get job assignments from someone else.
• E)the leader can assign work and recommend promotions.

Compare the scale and frequency of slave revolts in the United States to those in other regions.

Understand the role of religion and folklore among African-Americans, including the formation of black churches.

Insight into personal narratives of slaves who escaped, highlighting the reasons and methods for escape.

Awareness of the estimated number of slaves who successfully escaped and the significance of biblical stories in their religious views.

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