_____ Were the "Revisionist" Powers in the Interwar Period That

question 41

Multiple Choice

_____ were the "revisionist" powers in the interwar period that were not content with the status quo after the First World War.

• A) The United States and Britain
• B) Italy, Japan, and the U.S.S.R.
• C) France and Spain
• D) Belgium and France

Identify and analyze factors contributing to political tolerance and intolerance.

Comprehend the effects of income levels on political efficacy.

Evaluate the impact of discussions and deliberative polling on political views and tolerance.

Describe the evolution of political ideologies in America over recent decades.

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Definitions:

Bartlett

Refers to Frederic Bartlett, a British psychologist known for his work on memory and cognitive psychology, emphasizing how people reconstruct the past.

Loftus

A cognitive psychologist known for her work on the malleability of human memory and the misinformation effect.

Misinformation Effect

The phenomenon in which a person's recall of episodic memories becomes less accurate due to post-event information.

State-dependent Memory

The phenomenon that information learned in a particular state of consciousness is more easily recalled when in that same state of consciousness.