Anatomy and Physiology Questions

This photo was taken during Prohibition Based on that information and your own knowledge this type c establishment was called a O speakeasy Obackroom

Question 26 Points 2 Public disregard for Prohibition indicates that O the American film industry has great influence on public opinion O the system of checks and balances does not work O attempts to legislate public morality may be met with strong resistance American citizens have little if any respect for laws

Question 25 Points 1 Hidden saloons and nightclubs which operated during the years of Prohibition were called secret saloons O speakeasies Otalkies Ohidden clubs

Question 24 Points 1 Which statement best sums up the U S Government s attitude toward big business in the 1920s O The government s role is to help businesses succeed by offering aid O The government should interfere as little as possible with business The government must back the unions in their fights for higher wages The government must raise taxes on businesses to balance the budget

Points 3 Question 22 Which of the following was NOT one of Wilson s Fourteen Points O The League of Nations should be formed O The peoples of Germany should have the freest opportunity to independent development O Belgium should be evacuated and restored Freedom of the seas

My Activities Tell me what you want to do Q To many Americans U S Imperialism was an extension of what other policy O Manifest destiny O The Monroe Doctrine O The Marshall Plan O British tyranny

Fill in the blank The President that levied the first income tax on corporations was O President Hoover O President Taft O President Wilson O President Roosevelt

Question 14 Points 3 Based on the Information presented in this lesson all of the following was true of Mexican workers EXCEPT They were hired to do agricultural and mining work in the Southwest O They were often hired by the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Railroads They had their own independent communities and established churches newspapers schools and social welfare institutions to help their communities They were willing to accept lower wages than any other ethnic group Complete Later

Economic Competition Military Competition Which of the following BEST completes the diagram O Conditions which led Britain to expand overseas O Conditions which forced America out of imperialism O Conditions which led America to expand overseas Conditions which forced Spain out of imperialism

Fill in the blank The Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act which gave the federal government regulatory power over food and drugs were enacted largely as a result of sustained lobbying from Progressive women s groups organized by influential female leaders such as Jane Addams and Ida B Well Opublic outcry following Upton Sinclair s expos novel The Jungle highlighted food contamination issues requests from large meatpacking and canning businesses who hoped to drive smaller competitors out of business O fifty people got deathly ill from eating meat from a Chicago meatpacking plant

By IS TO AS IS TO Moral Reform Which of the following BEST completes the analogy O Jane Addams Social Reform Ida Tarbell O Florence Kelley Social Reform Carrie Nation O Carrie Nation Social Reform Florence Kelley

Between the years 1890 and 1920 America experienced many reforms The most proto occurred in politics and big business Progressive presidents supported various reforms that were aimed at helping relieve tensions between the upper and lower classes Similarly journalists used their publications to draw their readers attention to the corrupt practices of politicians and big business These collective efforts helped bring about reforms in the early 20 century that we still enjoy today The progressive movement formed from the collective thoughts and actions of middle class reformers journalists intellectuals and political leaders The progressive movement was a group of reform efforts which aimed to return control of the government to the people restore economic opportunities and correct injustices in American life Progressives wanted to cure the many social problems caused by industrialization Why did progressivism target the government To assure immigrants had equal participation in government O To make sure kickbacks covered poor people s needs To improve government efficiency

Based on your knowledge and the information presented in this lesson which answer best completes this equation Demanding bribes from businesses that wantedcity contracts for job Accepting payments from criminal enterprises in exchange for protection from police interference with their activities Ways in which political machines influenced their power O ways in which political bosses made money O Charges against Boss Tweed O Both choices B and C

Question 9 Points 1 Complete the following sentence using information from the lesson became loyal providers of the votes for political bosses O The wealthy O The poor Immigrants All of these choices

Question 8 Points 3 How did Rockefeller monopolize and control sugar tobacco leather meat and oil industries O He did horizontal integration of businesses and bought the businesses of his rivals O He applied the concept of vertical integration to his businesses O He innovated technologically with Henry Bessemer and owned all the patents O He partnered with Carnegie and employed more workers than all his rivals

Question 7 Points 3 What was the motive behind the 1924 immigration act O To be inclusive and make America a melting pot O To be exclusive and make America homogenous To only allow British immigrants to enter the United States To permit only literate immigrants to enter the US soil

Most of America s history was built on a chronological record of significant events It emerged naturally and fundamentally out of need and want It cannot be tied to a date or event It is a philosophy that embraces American history It represents the idea that the rightful destiny of the US included imperialistic expression Which answer best represents the information in the above paragraph Western Expansion O Manifest Destiny C Isolationism

1 Use the excerpt to answer the question that follows Our true policy is to steer clear of permanent alliances George Washington President Washington made this statement to warn against United States involvement in A European military conflicts B international trade C the race for overseas colonies D westward expansion

D What did 19th century American expansionist mean by the term Manifest Destiny A Americans were culturally equal to indigenous populations of the West B The western boundaries of the United States should stop at the Rocky Mountains C Protestant and the American form of government should be established in Mexico D The citizens of the United States had the God given right to conquer the land of North America to the Pacific Ocean

Which of the following compromise created the 36 30 line in order to separate the slave states from the free states and maintain balance of free and slave states in Senate A 3 5 Compromise B Great Compromise C Missouri Compromise D Compromise of 1850

At the time of the Civil War which two major issues divided the North and South A Welfare reform and income tax rates B Immigration policies and westward expansion C Loyalty to Great Britain and taxation without representation D States Rights and the status of slavery in the United States

2 How did the acquisition and exploration of the Louisiana Territory challenge Jefferson s political philosophy A Jefferson goes against his philosophy of using military force to gain territory B Jefferson goes against his philosophy of states rights C Jefferson goes against his strict interpretation of the Constitution D Jefferson goes against his loose interpretation of the Articles of Confederation

During the first half of the 19th century Henry Clay s American System led to the A Linking of Northern Southern and Western states through industrial and economic expansion B Growth of plantation agriculture in Texas and New Mexico C Severe economic decline of the South D Bankruptcy of several railroad companies in the Mississippi Valley

This group advocated for the immediate and uncompensated release of all slaves held in the United States A Abolitionist B Suffragist C Imperialist D Communist

Women s Suffrage Movement Temperance Movement Public School Movement 5 Which of the following best complete the graphic organizer A Factors encouraging westward expansion B Reform movements of the second great awakening C Recognition of Native American Indian land rights D Actions promoting the conservation of natural resources

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 A Led to the infamous Trail of Tears B Was upheld in Cherokee v Georgia C Paid Native Americans for their confiscated land D Was vetoed by President Jackson

The main purpose of the Monroe Doctrine 1823 was to A Establish full control over the Panama Canal B Limit European influence in the Americas C Force the British out of Canada D Stake a US claim to Mexican Territory

Sequence Number the following items in order from 1 to 8 A Fujimori is successful at fighting the economic problems and terrorism in Peru B President Fujimori tries to solve the economic crisis but runs into too many obstacles C Former President Alberto Fujimori is serving a 31 year sentence D Fujimori dissolves Congress and says the Constitution can be ignored E President Fujimori flees to Japan but he eventually returns to South America where he is tried and convicted of acts against humanity F Fujimori is elected the president of Peru G Fujimori uses tanks and tear gas to stop Congress from meeting H Scandal breaks out when people learn what Fujimori has done Weigh it out What were the positives of total control What are the negatives Fill in the boxes below to help you decide which side is more important Positive Give one reason that President Fujimori was successful when he had total control Negative Give two bad things that happened because President Fujimori had total control 1

Figure 6 11 5 0 8 10 11 12 13 Chapter 6 The Muscular System 109 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 GEL 108 Anatomy Physiology Coloring Workbook 25 Identify the numbered muscles in Figure 6 11 by placing the numbers in the blanks next to the following muscle names Then select a different color for each muscle provided with a color coding circle and color the coding circle and corresponding muscle in Figure 6 11 1 2 3 Orbicularis oris Pectoralis major External oblique Sternocleidomastold 4 5 Diceps brachii 6 Deltoid 7 Vastus lateralls 8 Frontalls 9 Rectus femorts 10 Sartorius 11 Gracilis 12 Adductor group 13 Fibularis longus 14 Temporalis 15 Orbicularis oculi 16 Zygomaticus 17 Masseter 18 Vastus medialis 19 Tiblalls anterior 20 Transversus abdominus 21 Rechis abdominis

gure 6 12 2 3 4 Chapter 6 The Muscular System 111 9 10 11 12 110 Anatomy Physiology Coloring Workbook 26 Identify each of the numbered muscles in Figure 6 12 by placing the numbers in the blanks next to the following muscle names Then select different colors for each muscle and color the coding circles and correspond Ing muscles on Figure 6 12 1 Adductor muscle 2 Gluteus maximus 3 Gastrocnemius 4 Latissimus dorsi Deltold OO 5 6 Semitendinosus 7 Soleus 8 Biceps femoris 9 Triceps brachil 10 External oblique 11 Gluteus medius 12 Trapezius

There are many false ideas associated with early scientific racism Mark all of the following bad ideas that have since been debunked by science MARK ALL THAT APPLY conditions such as being poor or criminality are genetically inheritable O all humans share common ancestry traits are inherited through blood men are more intelligent than women due to some have larger cranial capacities biology justified the slave trade

Remember that adaptations are shaped by natural selection and as such require the 3 conditions inheritable variable and lead to differential reproductive success see textbook readings from chapter 5 Match the selection pressure with the trait hint heat and solar radiation are NOT the same thing It can be hot in a tropical rainforest but still in the shade Similarly you can get sunburnt in the snow lower solar radiation and a trade off between the need to protect folates and cell DNA with the need to produce enough vitamin D higher solar radiation and a trade off between the need to protect folates and cell DNA with the need to produce enough vitamin D heat stress cold stress Choose Choose Choose Choose shorter limbs and less surface area relative to body mass

Match which bones connect with which other bones Reference the appendix in your textbook if needed The cranium articulates with the The femur articulates with the The scapula articulates with the The pelvis articulates with the Choose Choose Choose Choose humerus mandible tibia thoracic vertebrae femur

Tanning in skin with increased exposure to the sun over the course of the summer that may lighten again with less solar radiation is an example of Hint is this evolution genetic drift norm of reaction natural selection mutation

Mark all of the following reasons that the morphological species concept review week 2 does NOT work for trying to divide humans into biological racial categories or sub species MARK ALL THAT APPLY Mendel s principle of independent assortment means that traits do not always sort together Traits due to natural selection are based on variable environments and not geographic geopolitical boundaries that have traditionally served as racial boundaries Mutations that lead to traits we might consider unique can and do occur in populations in many parts of the world

Gene flow has always been nearly continuous among human populations around the world O True False

Racism can cause health problems for affected peoples despite race not being a biologically meaningful category False O True

Modern humans are done evolving due to technological advances hint what is the definition of evolution and what are the ways that can happen True O False

MARK ALL THAT APPLY Oare hypothesized branchings of human linages but those lineages are not discreet Oare a scientifically accepted genetic definition of race are defined by the number of shared mutations which is a continuous variable

Human races used to be pure before more recent mixing of races with modern plane and boat travel O True False

The Eugenics movement of the 1900s sought to breed out unfit human traits This was implemented in many ways including MARK ALL THAT APPLY voluntary fitter family competitions forced sterilizations genocide

Within a species brain size scales with O Intelligence O Eugenic Pedigree O Body size

Variation in skin color is largely due to and as such is an adaptation to variable amounts of solar radiation arou the world HINT it s one of the four mechanisms of evolution

Modern human genetic diversity MARK ALL THAT APPLY O is relatively low compared to that of chimpanzees O is generally greater within a continent than between continents especially within Africa Ostays relatively low because gene flow among humans always been occurring

plete table by identifying the blood cell that is show Cell Type 9 i red b Function b d h j

Business ethics medical ethics and sports ethics are examples of which philosophical subfield O Psychology Meta ethics O Applied ethics O Epistemology

What is the main difference between an opinion and an argument O An opinion cannot be true or false an argument can O An opinion is less strongly held than an argument O An opinion concerns everyday matters arguments concern academic matters O An opinion is not necessarily supported by reasons an argument is

Licensing involves which of the following choose all that applies Select 2 correct answer s 000 origin recognition complex ORC telomerase minichromosome maintenance MCM proteins termin of Wam

Retroviruses have genome O Protein O Lipid O RNA ODNA

RECONSTRUCTION RESOURCE 2 How would this type of destruction effect the lives of Southerners and their feelings toward Reconstruction LIST 5 THINGS YOU SEE OR KEY DATA PROVIDED PERSPECTIVE WHICH REGION WAS THE AUTHOR MOST LIKELY FROM DESCRIBE 3 DETAILS THAT SHOW THE PURPOSE OF THIS RESOURCE 000 NORT SOUTI N A