A Change in Contract Law Between the Nineteenth and Twentieth

question 22

Multiple Choice

A change in contract law between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was:

• A) a relaxation of requirements of contract formation.
• B) an increase in technical requirements for contract formation.
• C) a movement toward enforcement of promises only if there was strict compliance with basic contract requirements.
• D) increasing difficulty for parties to get out of a contract.

---

Definitions:

Risk

The possibility of suffering harm, loss, or danger, often evaluated in decision-making processes.

Social Defense Strategies

Methods used by individuals or groups to protect themselves, their resources, or their territory from threats using social behaviors or alliances.

Sleeping Clusters

Groups in which animals sleep closely together for warmth, protection, or social bonding.

Predator

An organism that survives by hunting and consuming other organisms for food, often influencing the structure of ecosystems.