When Applying Utilitarianism to Judge Actions, What Is the Only

question 62

Multiple Choice

When applying Utilitarianism to judge actions, what is the only thing that matters?

• A)Motives
• B)History
• C)Consequences
• D)Rights

Understand the impact of leadership qualities and governing approaches of key figures such as Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis during the Civil War.

Identify and describe the economic changes and strategies during the Civil War, including the concepts of "Greenback" and "King Cotton diplomacy".

Recognize the significant roles and transformations in the lives of women and societal structures due to the Civil War.

Comprehend the implications of military strategies, draft laws, and the functioning of organizational efforts like the U.S. Sanitary Commission during the Civil War.

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New Pressure

An unspecified or novel force applied uniformly over a surface, measured typically in units such as pascals.

Compressed

Subjected to increased pressure or compacted into a smaller volume.

New Pressure

A term potentially referring to a fresh or recently applied force per unit area, not recognized as a standard scientific term.

Gay-Lussac's Law

A gas law stating that the pressure of a given amount of gas varies directly with its absolute temperature, provided the volume is kept constant.