"Time Compression" and the Ability to Pose "What-If?" Questions Are

question 15

Multiple Choice

"Time compression" and the ability to pose "what-if?" questions are elements of:

• A) setting up a probability distribution for important variables.
• B) the disadvantages of simulation.
• C) physical simulations but not mathematical simulations.
• D) the advantages of simulation.
• E) the broad threefold idea of simulation.

Evaluate President James Madison's "American System" and its effects on the national economy and political landscape.

Examine the responses of Native Americans to early nineteenth-century expansionism, using Sacagawea, Tenskwatawa, and Tecumseh as case studies.

Discuss the role of industrial development in shaping the United States from the 1790s to 1824.

Analyze the development of and opposition to the slave trade during Jefferson's presidency.

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