The Quaker Notion of "Bearing Witness" Refers to Having Observed

question 11

Multiple Choice

The Quaker notion of "bearing witness" refers to having observed an objectionable act, one cannot turn away in avoidance; one must either take action to prevent further injustice or stand by and attest to its occurrence. This was the explicit principle behind the work of:

• A) Gandhi
• B) Operation Rescue
• C) Greenpeace
• D) the KKK

Recognize the anatomical differences and similarities between human and animal muscle groups.

Understand the arrangement and function of muscle groups covering different surfaces of the body.

Grasp the basic principles of muscle anatomy including origin, insertion, and action.

Be familiar with muscular functions in movement and posture.

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