When Researchers Create Questions to Investigate, Generate Evidence, and Draw

question 635

Multiple Choice

When researchers create questions to investigate, generate evidence, and draw conclusions, they are guided by a set of assumptions, attitudes, and procedures that is (are) called:

• A) the scientific method.
• B) guesses and hunches.
• C) ethical guidelines.
• D) pseudoscientific assumptions.

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Definitions:

Slaveowners

Individuals who owned slaves, historically engaging in the practice of slavery as a source of labor and economic gain.

Non-slaveholding

Refers to individuals, families, or regions that did not own slaves, especially significant in the context of the antebellum United States.

Confederacy's Advantages

During the American Civil War, the Confederacy had several perceived advantages, including military leadership, fighting on home territory, and the motivation to preserve their way of life, though these were not enough for victory.

Rail Network

An interconnected system of railways designed for the movement of trains to transport goods and people over long and short distances.