The Founder Effect Differs from a Population Bottleneck in That

question 45

Multiple Choice

The founder effect differs from a population bottleneck in that the founder effect ______.

• A) requires a small population
• B) is a type of natural selection
• C) can only occur on an oceanic island colony
• D) involves the isolation of a small colony of individuals from a larger population

Understand the key events and figures that shaped colonial North America, including the Stono Rebellion, War of Jenkins' Ear, and significant individuals like John Wesley.

Recognize the economic factors influencing the demand for enslaved labor and the changes in slave laws during the 18th century.

Analyze the impact of the introduction and wide use of horses by Plains Indians on their lifestyle and hunting practices.

Identify and explain the causes and outcomes of significant colonial wars, including the French and Indian War.

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