The Two Issues That Divided the Anti-Slavery Movement Were

question 103

Multiple Choice

The two issues that divided the anti-slavery movement were

• A) whether to combine the efforts of blacks and whites and whether to allow free blacks to be leaders
• B) whether to support colonization and whether to work for universal suffrage.
• C) which strategies to use to bring about an end to slavery and the role of women in the movement.
• D) whether to link antislavery and women's rights and whether to participate in plantation raids to free slaves.
• E) which men should lead the movement and what to do about radical women.

Grasp the concept of dematerialization and its relevance in technology.

Identify the practical applications of satellite technology in everyday services such as TV and GPS.

Understand the technological and legal considerations surrounding data storage and access by third parties.

Recognize the advancements and contributions of various countries and organizations in the development and use of GPS technology.

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Definitions:

Olfaction

The sense of smell, a chemical sensing system which is part of the sensory systems of animals and humans for detecting odors.

Audition

The sense of hearing, which involves the detection and interpretation of sound waves by the ears and brain.

Empiricist Philosophy

A philosophical approach emphasizing that knowledge is primarily derived from sensory experience.

John Locke

a 17th-century English philosopher known for his work in political philosophy and epistemology, often considered the father of liberalism.