A Diverse Fabric of Organizations Created by People,not Necessarily Political,to

question 14

Multiple Choice

A diverse fabric of organizations created by people,not necessarily political,to help define and advance their own interests is known as

• A) the oligarchy.
• B) civil society.
• C) public networks.
• D) civic autonomy.

Examine the involvement of ordinary citizens in political affairs and the evolution of American concepts of liberty and freedom from 1790 to 1815.

Understand the ideological and territorial expansion during the late 18th century in America.

Describe the American national identity and consciousness emerging post-Revolution.

Analyze the complexities of settlers moving west and their interactions with Native Americans.

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Definitions:

Jung

A Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology, known for his theories on personality, the collective unconscious, and archetypes.

Conditions of Worth

Standards that individuals believe they must meet in order to gain the approval of others and value themselves.

Natural Capacities

Innate abilities or potentials that individuals possess, which may encompass physical, cognitive, or emotional strength and aptitude.

True Feelings

Genuine emotions or sentiments that an individual experiences and may or may not express openly.