Two Key Strategies in Biological Restoration Include

question 32

Multiple Choice

Two key strategies in biological restoration include

• A)reversing the damage, adding fertilizer.
• B)removing dams, increasing water flow.
• C)adding soil, planting trees.
• D)bioremediation, biological augmentation.
• E)removing toxic soil, introducing fungi.

Understand the rationing function of prices and the role of government in competitive markets.

Understand key figures and events in the history of slavery and their historical significance.

Analyze how slaves maintained their sense of identity despite the hardships of slavery.

Explore the role of African heritage in shaping slave culture and identity.

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