In the 1830s the Abolitionist Movement Took on New Momentum

question 70

Multiple Choice

In the 1830s the abolitionist movement took on new momentum and energy,encouraged by the

• A) British abolition of slavery in the British West Indies.
• B) widespread fear of slave revolts after Nat Turner's rebellion.
• C) success of the American Colonization Society.
• D) growing movement of voluntary emancipation by slave masters.
• E) growing political strength of the antislavery Liberty party.

Understand how to measure muscle strength and the importance of testing methods such as 1-RM.

Outline the foundational principles of designing a fitness-training program, including frequency.

Differentiate between the various types of muscle and their control (voluntary vs. involuntary).

Understand the equipment and exercises used in resistance training.

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