By the End of 1933

question 14

Multiple Choice

By the end of 1933,

• A)the worst effects of the Depression had been diminished.
• B)the Roosevelt administration had become weary of the endless bills passed by Congress.
• C)the federal government had established an unprecedentedly aggressive role in American life.
• D)New Deal measures had yielded an increase in production and employment by preserving the independence of industry from federal regulation.

Comprehend the implications of different genetic variations and mutations on species and individuals.

Appreciate the concept of natural selection and evolutionary mechanisms including mutation, genetic drift, and gene flow.

Identify and explain evolutionary constraints and adaptations.

Recognize patterns of sexual selection and its effects on species characteristics.

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