What Is Glasnost

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Multiple Choice

What is glasnost?

• A)improvement of the Russian environment
• B)a USSR policy of greater openness during the 1980s that encouraged several Soviet republics to demand independence
• C)planned economic restructuring, an early move toward a freer market
• D)the Russian word for railroad
• E)a policy of education improvement, in the last days of the former Soviet Union

Understand the impact of European colonization on Native American societies.

Analyze the economic systems of the colonial Americas and their dependence on slave labor and trade.

Identify the different colonial policies and laws enacted by European powers in the New World.

Recognize the significance of key events and figures in early American history.

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Definitions:

Social Psychologists

Researchers who study how individuals think, feel, and behave in social contexts.

Dramatic Results

Outcomes that are strikingly significant or unexpected, often implying a substantial change or effect.

Just-World Hypothesis

The cognitive bias that assumes that actions always yield morally fair and fitting consequences, essentially that the world is inherently just.

Dispositional Attribution

A psychological concept where a person attributes someone's behavior to their character or personality rather than external factors.