England Differed from Other States of Europe (Such as Prussia

question 30

Multiple Choice

England differed from other states of Europe (such as Prussia, France, Spain, and Austria, for instance) in all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) It had a political system ruled by a king or a queen, with a Parliament composed of the aristocracy as well as representatives of towns and cities.
• B) The interests of the nobility and the urban merchants converged.
• C) The ruling classes of the cities and the landed aristocracy were not generally perceived as being in conflict.
• D) Parliament had no interest in creating or maintaining a centralized bank, believing that it would exert too powerful an influence on laissez faire economics.

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Ability to identify operational definitions within experimental contexts.

Knowledge of the impact of confounding variables on research outcomes.

Understanding of the concept of double-blind studies and their importance in controlling biases.

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