Obstacles to Recycling Can Be Overcome by All of the Following

question 180

Multiple Choice

Obstacles to recycling can be overcome by all of the following except

• A) requiring households to pay for garbage collection based on how much they throw away.
• B) encouraging government purchases of recycled products.
• C) passing laws that require manufacturers to take back consumer wastes for reuse and recycling.
• D) enacting a national aluminum-can bill.
• E) providing subsidies for reuse and postconsumer waste recycling.

Understand the social and economic roles of different classes and groups in eighteenth-century colonial America, including yeoman farmers, enslaved people, and colonial elites.

Recognize the diversity among slave populations in different regions and the development of distinct African-American cultures.

Comprehend the legal and societal mechanisms of slavery in the north and south of the eighteenth-century American colonies.

Identify the impacts of economics, religion, and military conflict on slavery and freedom in colonial America.

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Definitions:

Cultural Universal

Aspects or practices that are common to all human cultures worldwide, despite their vast diversities.

Dalit

A term for individuals belonging to the lowest caste in India, historically subjected to discrimination and social exclusion.

Sudras

Sudras represent the fourth and lowest class in the traditional Hindu social hierarchy, traditionally tasked with serving the other three classes.