What Was True of  Most African Countries' Leaders in  Th

question 18

Multiple Choice

What was true of  most African countries' leaders in  th e first years of independence?

• A)They attempted to return their countries to a more familiar tribal government.
• B)They had collaborated with the colonial powers and were considered unfit.
• C)They believed it was necessary to implement a dictatorship in the short term in order to have democracy later.
• D)They had been educated in Europe and believed that only they were capable of ruling effectively.
• E)They came from the minority tribes in their countries, and wanted to ensure that tribalism did not prevail again.

Understand the use and importance of socioeconomic status in assessing family hardship.

Grasp the prevalence of nonparental child care for children with employed mothers.

Be aware of the specific risks and challenges faced by children living in poverty or with unmarried teenage mothers.

Understand the impact of child care, media engagement, and community resources on child development and behavior.

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Definitions:

Tilted Layers

Geological strata that have been shifted from their original horizontal position, often as a result of tectonic forces, creating an angle with the horizontal.

Superposition

A principle stating that in an undisturbed sequence of rocks, layers of rock were deposited in order from bottom to top according to their age.

Cross-Cutting

Relates to geological features that intersect or cut across other geological formations, indicating a relative age relationship.

Inclusions

Pieces of one rock unit that are contained within another, indicating that the included pieces are older than the host rock.