Native Inhabitants of the Americas Generally Understood Freedom

question 104

Multiple Choice

Native inhabitants of the Americas generally understood freedom

• A) in terms of the well-being of one's community, mutual obligation, and group autonomy.
• B) as respecting authority and obeying laws created by established governments.
• C) to be defined by ownership of private property.
• D) as abandoning a life of sin to embrace the teachings of Christianity.
• E) in terms of coverture, which denied property rights to married women.

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Definitions:

Dominant Orientation

The primary direction in which a geological formation or feature is aligned.

Deformed Objects

Items that have been altered from their original shape or structure through pressure or stress.

Thrust Fault

A type of reverse fault where the fault plane angle is low, causing older rock layers to move over younger ones.

Anticline

A type of fold in sedimentary layers that resembles an arch, with the oldest layers at the core of the fold.