Deciding Not to Drive a Car Is an Example of Handling

question 4

Multiple Choice

Deciding not to drive a car is an example of handling risk through

• A)risk avoidance.
• B)loss control.
• C)risk reduction.
• D)transferring risk.

Appreciate the cultural and material preparations of migrants moving to the West.

Analyze the relationship between Native Americans and the federal government, including policies of assimilation and removal.

Grasp the multicultural aspects of the Western frontier and its portrayal in American literature and art.

Examine the legal and societal mechanisms that impacted African Americans and Native Americans in the Midwest and West.

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