Perhaps the Ultimate Paradox of the Bourbons' Rule Was That

question 7

Multiple Choice

Perhaps the ultimate paradox of the Bourbons' rule was that their paragons of white supremacy tolerated:

• A) federal intervention in the South
• B) a lingering black voice in politics
• C) the new "black codes" in society
• D) Radical Republican rule of the country
• E) laws to outlaw the Ku Klux Klan

Describe the physiological changes associated with different emotions.

Comprehend the components and types of love as outlined in Sternberg's theory.

Identify the concept and implications of the facial-feedback hypothesis.

Understand social and cultural guidelines that regulate the expression of emotions (display rules).

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