Positivism, Constructivism and Interpretivism Are

question 32

Multiple Choice

Positivism, Constructivism and Interpretivism are:

• A)Data gathering methods.
• B)Data analysis techniques.
• C)Data management techniques.
• D)Fundamental philosophical frameworks

Identify the key social movements and labor conditions that characterized the era, including the Second Great Awakening and perspectives on wage labor and strikes.

Understand the establishment and development of different churches and religious movements, including the Mormon Church and the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

Grasp the impact of key literary and philosophical figures on American social thought and labor movements.

Appreciate the influence of legal and illegal migration patterns on American society, including the roles played by Irish and German immigrants.

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