Gradual emancipation laws adopted by some Northern states   a.  used tax revenues to compensate slave owners for the financial loss associated with freeing slaves.   b.  provided for all newborn children of slaves to be freed at birth.   c.  provided for the freedom of female slaves, but not male slaves.   d.  recognized that after age 10 the cost of a slave to the owner was less than the benefit of a slave to the owner.

A PMHNP is working with a client who survived a severe car accident. The client avoids driving and has nightmares. The therapist uses a modality that involves processing the traumatic memory while using bilateral stimulation like eye movements. This therapy is:

The Constitution   a.  empowers each state to negotiate its own treaties with foreign governments.   b.  empowers Congress to pay off all public debts, including those incurred by the states.   c.  allows for states to set tariffs on goods imported from another state.   d.  allows only Congress to set tariffs on goods moving from one state to another.

The most significant kind of federal subsidy to railroads was   a.  loans from the U.S. government.   b.  reduced corporate income taxes.   c.  land grants.   d.  direct payments based on the number of miles of tracks laid.

Which of the following most accurately describes the “Fisher effect?”    a.  Interest rates increase after inflation and decrease after deflation, but with a long lag.    b.  Interest rates are independent of inflation and deflation.    c.  Interest rates increase after inflation, but are not affected by deflation.    d.  Increasing interest rates precede inflation and decreasing interest rates precede deflation. 

The Grangers are noted for   a.  encouraging the federal government to re-issue “greenbacks.”   b.  establishing cooperatives that sold farm and consumer goods to their members.   c.  refusing to sell grain to foreign countries.   d.  forming a cartel that set upper limits on members’ output of basic farm products.

Which United States President is most closely identified with the Great Depression?   a.  Calvin Coolidge.   b.  Herbert Hoover.    c.  William Mckinley.   d.  Theodore Roosevelt.

(04.04 MC)A researcher is interested in studying the impact of early exposure to bilingualism on vocabulary development later in life. One hundred infants (50 exposed to bilingualism from birth and 50 exposed to one language from birth) were chosen to participate in the study. All the infants were given an initial language assessment. During observations with caregivers, researchers noted the language used by the parent and the language to which the infant responded. What is the independent variable in this scenario?

The Rhode Island System   a.  employed whole families to work in textile mills.   b.  employed young women in their late teens and early twenties.   c.  banned the use of child workers in factories.   d.  relied on a workforce mainly consisting of former slaves.

cording to Walton and Rockoff, all of the following were among Jefferson’s main goals for land policy except:   a.  To assure clear property rights to the land owned by individuals.    b.  To drive Indians off the land and secure it for American settlers.    c.  To provide revenues to the federal government through sales.    d.  To spread democratic institutions.