Change of a Relatively Small Scope, Such as Making Small

question 71

Multiple Choice

Change of a relatively small scope, such as making small improvements, is called _____.

• A)incremental change
• B)strategic change
• C)transformational change
• D)transactional change

Apply knowledge of life history strategies to conservation efforts and species management.

Analyze the effects of human activities on wildlife populations and their life history strategies.

Distinguish between iteroparous and semelparous life histories and their evolutionary significance.

Evaluate the role of fecundity, mortality rate, and survivorship in population dynamics.

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Definitions:

Essential Human Freedoms

Fundamental rights considered to be the inherent entitlements of all human beings, such as freedom of speech, religion, and equality before the law.

American Neutrality

A foreign policy stance by which the United States has sought to avoid entanglement in the affairs and wars of other nations, notably during the early parts of both World Wars.

Expansionist Hopes

Aspirations or ambitions to expand a country's territory or influence.

Federal Government

The national government of a federal state, where powers are divided between the central government and constituent units, such as states or provinces.