Carson and Fran Are Both Thrill Seekers

question 70

Multiple Choice

Carson and Fran are both thrill seekers.Carson has health insurance and Fran does not.One can predict that

• A)Fran will engage in fewer dangerous activities.
• B)Carson will engage in fewer dangerous activities.
• C)Carson and Fran will have the same frequency of participation in dangerous activities.
• D)Carson's health insurance has no bearing on Carson's behavior.

Assess the influence of colonial and imperial dynamics on World War I and its aftermath.

Recognize the role of propaganda and public sentiment in the conduct of World War I.

Examine the reasons behind the formation of military alliances and their impact on the war.

Understand the effects of World War I on civilian populations, including in European colonies.

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