The Jury's Decision in the John Peter Zenger Case Was

question 55

Multiple Choice

The jury's decision in the John Peter Zenger case was significant because

• A) it closely adhered to the judge's instructions.
• B) it showed the power of investigative journalism.
• C) it pointed the way toward open public discussion and partial freedom of the press.
• D) the ruling displayed British officials' arbitrary power over the colonists.
• E) it allowed the press to print irresponsible criticisms of powerful people.

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Definitions:

Perineal Care

Hygiene practices focused on the genital and anal areas to prevent infection and maintain health, especially important for patients with mobility issues or after childbirth.

Sterile Gloves

Gloves that have been treated to remove all microorganisms, used in medical and surgical procedures to maintain aseptic conditions.

Daytime Bladder Control

The ability to maintain urinary continence during the day, which is typically developed in childhood.

Toilet Train

Toilet Train refers to the process of teaching young children to use the toilet independently.