Conducting an in-depth interview of a single person with a rare illness is an example ofA) a correlational design.
B) an experiment.
C) a survey.
D) a case study.

In which pair of events did the first event most directly influence the second?a. discovery of gold in California — Louisiana Purchase
b. building of the transcontinental railroad — disappearance of the frontier
c. settling of the Oregon Territory — passage of the Homestead Act
d. assimilation of Native American Indians into American Society — passage of the Dawes Act

Assignment TasksComplete each of the following tasks to investigate the parts of the DBQ essay.
1. Identify the question.
Prompt:
Evaluate the extent to which the Industrial Revolution influenced global reform efforts from 1877
to 1922.
Consider the above prompt. What limitations does the prompt place on the writer, and what choices
can the writer make?
2. Write an acceptable thesis.
Prompt:
Evaluate the extent to which the Industrial Revolution influenced global reform efforts from 1877
to 1922.
Draft an initial thesis in response to the prompt. Then explain why the thesis meets the documentbased–question essay’s requirements.
3. Contextualize.
Prompt:
Evaluate the extent to which the Industrial Revolution influenced global reform efforts from 1877
to 1922.
Write two to three sentences describing a broader historical context that is relevant to the above
prompt. After you complete your sample, explain how it meets the essay’s requirements for
contextualization.
4. Analyze historical evidence.
Sample document:
Source: John Spargo, a leading public intellectual and historian during the Progressive Era, and
author of The Bitter Cry of the Children, 1906
“Children have always worked, but it is only since the reign of the machine that their work has
been synonymous with slavery. . . .
. . . With the coming of the machine age all this was changed. The craftsman was supplanted by
the tireless, soulless machine. The child still worked, but in a great factory throbbing with the
vibration of swift, intricate machines. In place of parental interest and affection there was the
harsh, pitiless authority of an employer or his agent, looking, not to the child’s well-being and skill
as an artificer, but to the supplying of a great, ever widening market for cash gain.”
What are the four components of the HIPP strategy for analyzing sources? Model the strategy by
using these four components to analyze the above document.
5. Develop a complex argument.
To earn full credit, your essay must show that you have a complex understanding of the historical
development that you are analyzing. Identify at least three different strategies you could use to
meet this requirement in your essay. Then, provide a specific example of how you could use one
of your strategies in your essay.

Which is the best response to receiving a threatening text from a classmate?send a threatening text in reply, then block the phone number
block the phone number, then contact his phone service provider
immediately delete the text, then report the incident to authorities
O ignore the message, then get a new cell phone number

Bill's facial hair is an example of a(n)A) secondary sex characteristic.
B) primary sex characteristic.
C) gender conformity behavior.
D) within-group variation.

Renee is a social worker in an urban community mental health center. She has just seen a new client who has depression, which she codes onA) Axis I.
B) Axis II.
C) Axis III.
D) Axis IV.

Beth is completing high school, and she is unsure of her career goals. She does know that she is a good problem solver, is very creative, and works easily with complex equipment. Which career is Beth best suited for?the performing arts

A/V technology

journalism

printing technology