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During the period from 1865 to 1900, American business leaders played a significant role in shaping the country's economy and society. The industrial revolution, which began in the mid-19th century, transformed the American economy from one based on agriculture to one based on manufacturing and industry. This shift was driven by the efforts of business leaders, who invested heavily in new technologies and infrastructure to create new industries and expand existing ones.

One of the most notable business leaders of this period was John D. Rockefeller, who founded the Standard Oil Company in 1870. Rockefeller's company became the dominant player in the oil industry, controlling over 90% of the nation's refining capacity by the early 1880s. This consolidation of power led to accusations of monopolistic practices and eventually led to the passage of antitrust laws, such as the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.

Another prominent business leader of this period was Andrew Carnegie, who built his fortune in the steel industry. Carnegie's innovations in steel production helped make the United States a world leader in industrial production. He also became known for his philanthropic efforts, donating large sums of money to establish libraries, universities, and other institutions.

These and other business leaders had a significant impact on American society as well. The expansion of industry led to the growth of cities and the development of new transportation networks, such as railroads and steamships. This in turn led to the growth of new industries and the creation of new jobs. However, the concentration of wealth in the hands of a few business leaders also led to growing economic inequality and social unrest, as workers sought better wages and working conditions.

In conclusion, business leaders played a significant role in shaping the American economy and society from 1865 to 1900. Their innovations and investments helped to drive industrialization and economic growth, but also led to the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few individuals. The impact of these business leaders is still felt today, as their legacy continues to shape the American economy and society.

The global brands value interpretation always seek to be a "good" or moraly good value because global brands have to offer the same basic view for every different country were their goods are sold.

Explanation,

The brands always want to be related to values such as honesty, trust, persistence, beauty, optimism and so on.  

For attain this perception from the customers the global brands utilize marketing campaigns that exemplified behaviors that show those values.  

Interpreting these values, we can see the apple example, which is a global brand which core values are innovation and design. For this they create high deigned stores, use a different operative system and run video campaigns in which the make windows look as obsolete and slow.  

Another global brand that can be analyzed to interpret their values is coca cola, as it has a strong marketing campaign to make them look as the family beverage and the perfect combination for fast food meals. Even though soda beverages are not good for health they sought to communicate desirable global values in order to create the need for having these products.

The global brands value interpretation always seek to be a "good" or moraly good value because global brands have to offer the same basic view for every different country were their goods are sold.

Explanation,

The brands always want to be related to values such as honesty, trust, persistence, beauty, optimism and so on.  

For attain this perception from the customers the global brands utilize marketing campaigns that exemplified behaviors that show those values.  

Interpreting these values, we can see the apple example, which is a global brand which core values are innovation and design. For this they create high deigned stores, use a different operative system and run video campaigns in which the make windows look as obsolete and slow.  

Another global brand that can be analyzed to interpret their values is coca cola, as it has a strong marketing campaign to make them look as the family beverage and the perfect combination for fast food meals. Even though soda beverages are not good for health they sought to communicate desirable global values in order to create the need for having these products.

Set A to set B is said to be a function if each member of set A pairs is exactly one member of set B

So, one value of x is only assigned to one value of y

If y is a function of x, then y = f (x)

Rate of Change function shows the comparison between 2 objects that change

If we use the notation function, the rate of Change from a function from a to b can be formulated as:

ROC = rate of change

the domain and range of this roller coaster

The Domain is the X values, 0-360

written as (0,360)

The range is the Y values, 0-250

written as (0,250)

2. a. The slope of the initial climb

from points 0,0 and 70,250

slope = 250/70 = 3.57

b. equation from point 70,250

y-y1 = m (x-x1)

y-250 = 25/7 (x-70)

y = 25 / 7x-250 + 250

y = 25 / 7x

3. rate of change from (200, 200) to (300, 60) --- green hill

ROC = 60-200 / 300-200

ROC = -140/100

ROC = -1.4

4. rate of change from (200, 230) to (60, 30) - blue hill

ROC = 30-230 / 60-200

ROC = -200 / -140

ROC = 1.42

5. The greater the slope, the steeper the line

the blue hill is steeper than the green hill because the slope value of the blue hill is greater (steepness is not determined from the negative slope value)

6.the roller coaster is not a function, because there are 2 domain values that are paired with the codomain for example points 200,200 and 200,230

Set A to set B is said to be a function if each member of set A pairs is exactly one member of set B

So, one value of x is only assigned to one value of y

If y is a function of x, then y = f (x)

Rate of Change function shows the comparison between 2 objects that change

If we use the notation function, the rate of Change from a function from a to b can be formulated as:

ROC = rate of change

the domain and range of this roller coaster

The Domain is the X values, 0-360

written as (0,360)

The range is the Y values, 0-250

written as (0,250)

2. a. The slope of the initial climb

from points 0,0 and 70,250

slope = 250/70 = 3.57

b. equation from point 70,250

y-y1 = m (x-x1)

y-250 = 25/7 (x-70)

y = 25 / 7x-250 + 250

y = 25 / 7x

3. rate of change from (200, 200) to (300, 60) --- green hill

ROC = 60-200 / 300-200

ROC = -140/100

ROC = -1.4

4. rate of change from (200, 230) to (60, 30) - blue hill

ROC = 30-230 / 60-200

ROC = -200 / -140

ROC = 1.42

5. The greater the slope, the steeper the line

the blue hill is steeper than the green hill because the slope value of the blue hill is greater (steepness is not determined from the negative slope value)

6.the roller coaster is not a function, because there are 2 domain values that are paired with the codomain for example points 200,200 and 200,230

Question 1 (3.18 points)

The Harlem Renaissance was important to American society because it

highlighted the cultural achievements of African Americans.

Question 2 (3.18 points)

One goal of the Harlem Renaissance writers was to

Increase pride in African American culture

Question 3 (3.19 points)

In the first stanza, why do you think the author chose the images of "cheeks" and "eye"?

A person's face reflects his or her feelings.

Question 4 (3.19 points)

Which of the following best describes the theme of the poem?

Both A and B.

Question 5 (3.19 points)

1.Re - read the following line from “We Wear the Mask”:

“We wear the mask that grins and lies”

In the poem "We Wear the Mask," for what is the mask a metaphor?

the false exteriors being presented by African American people

Question 6 (3.18 points)

1. Re-read the following lines from the poem, “Sympathy”

“I know why the caged bird beats his wing

Till its blood is red on the cruel bars;

For he must fly back to his perch and cling

When he fain would be on the bough a-swing”

In the poem "Sympathy," what does the caged bird want most?

freedom

Question 7 (3.19 points)

Question According to the speaker in “Sympathy,” how does the caged bird feel?

constrained, oppressed, imprisoned

Question 8 (3.18 points)

Which of the following BEST explains the title “Sympathy”?

The speaker also shares the caged bird’s desire for freedom.

Question 9 (3.18 points)

In 1. the poem "The Tropics in New York," in lines 6–8, where does the speaker envision the fruit to be?

“...of fruit-trees laden by low-singing rills,

And dewy dawns, and mystical skies

In benediction over nun-like hills.”

on trees

Question 10 (3.18 points)

In “The Tropics in New York,” the speaker remembers the homeland’s skies as being

mystical blue.

Question 11 (3.18 points)

Which line from “The Tropics in New York” tells you the speaker is not in the tropics when the poem is written?

“Set in the window, bringing memories”

Question 12 (3.18 points)

When a person gives a benediction at a meal, he or she is giving a

blessing over the food

Question 13 (3.18 points)

When a person gazes at a piece of art, they are

looking intently

Question 14 (3.18 points)

In “Mother to Son”, Langston Hughes most likely uses words like I’se, climbin’, kinder, and ain’t because of all of the following EXCEPT

He wants to create a lyrical, rhythmic quality

Question 15 (3.18 points)

In “Mother to Son”, which poetic device does Langston Hughes use and why?

He uses an extended metaphor to compare life’s hardships and successes to a staircase

Question 16 (3.18 points)

In “Mother to Son”, “tacks” most likely represents

Small obstacles that we don’t necessarily see coming and can slow us down or cause harm

Question 17 (3.18 points)

Reread "Let America Be America Again" by Langston Hughes. What is the main idea of stanza 4 (begins with "I am the poor white...")?

There are many different groups of people living in America who have not been able to realize the American Dream.

Question 18 (3.18 points)

Which of the following is NOT a dreamer mentioned in "Let American be America Again"?

Royalty living in the "Old World"

Question 19 (3.18 points)

In "Let America Be America Again", the word lea in line 39 most nearly means.

a grassland or meadow

Question 20 (3.18 points)

Which of the following best describes the poet's tone in "Let America Be America Again"?

hopeful

Question 21 (3.18 points)

Which of the following is the reason that Zora Neale Hurston's grandmother is upset at Zora for riding with white people who pass through their village at the start of "The Inside Search"?

She worries that Zora will offend the white people and incite violence.

Question 22 (3.18 points)

What does Zora Neale Hurston recognize by the end of "The Inside Search?"

She can use her intelligence to have new experiences and opportunities.

*ALL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO THE MULTIPLE CHOICE PART OF THE TEST*

Question 1 (3.18 points)

The Harlem Renaissance was important to American society because it

highlighted the cultural achievements of African Americans.

Question 2 (3.18 points)

One goal of the Harlem Renaissance writers was to

Increase pride in African American culture

Question 3 (3.19 points)

In the first stanza, why do you think the author chose the images of "cheeks" and "eye"?

A person's face reflects his or her feelings.

Question 4 (3.19 points)

Which of the following best describes the theme of the poem?

Both A and B.

Question 5 (3.19 points)

1.Re - read the following line from “We Wear the Mask”:

“We wear the mask that grins and lies”

In the poem "We Wear the Mask," for what is the mask a metaphor?

the false exteriors being presented by African American people

Question 6 (3.18 points)

1. Re-read the following lines from the poem, “Sympathy”

“I know why the caged bird beats his wing

Till its blood is red on the cruel bars;

For he must fly back to his perch and cling

When he fain would be on the bough a-swing”

In the poem "Sympathy," what does the caged bird want most?

freedom

Question 7 (3.19 points)

Question According to the speaker in “Sympathy,” how does the caged bird feel?

constrained, oppressed, imprisoned

Question 8 (3.18 points)

Which of the following BEST explains the title “Sympathy”?

The speaker also shares the caged bird’s desire for freedom.

Question 9 (3.18 points)

In 1. the poem "The Tropics in New York," in lines 6–8, where does the speaker envision the fruit to be?

“...of fruit-trees laden by low-singing rills,

And dewy dawns, and mystical skies

In benediction over nun-like hills.”

on trees

Question 10 (3.18 points)

In “The Tropics in New York,” the speaker remembers the homeland’s skies as being

mystical blue.

Question 11 (3.18 points)

Which line from “The Tropics in New York” tells you the speaker is not in the tropics when the poem is written?

“Set in the window, bringing memories”

Question 12 (3.18 points)

When a person gives a benediction at a meal, he or she is giving a

blessing over the food

Question 13 (3.18 points)

When a person gazes at a piece of art, they are

looking intently

Question 14 (3.18 points)

In “Mother to Son”, Langston Hughes most likely uses words like I’se, climbin’, kinder, and ain’t because of all of the following EXCEPT

He wants to create a lyrical, rhythmic quality

Question 15 (3.18 points)

In “Mother to Son”, which poetic device does Langston Hughes use and why?

He uses an extended metaphor to compare life’s hardships and successes to a staircase

Question 16 (3.18 points)

In “Mother to Son”, “tacks” most likely represents

Small obstacles that we don’t necessarily see coming and can slow us down or cause harm

Question 17 (3.18 points)

Reread "Let America Be America Again" by Langston Hughes. What is the main idea of stanza 4 (begins with "I am the poor white...")?

There are many different groups of people living in America who have not been able to realize the American Dream.

Question 18 (3.18 points)

Which of the following is NOT a dreamer mentioned in "Let American be America Again"?

Royalty living in the "Old World"

Question 19 (3.18 points)

In "Let America Be America Again", the word lea in line 39 most nearly means.

a grassland or meadow

Question 20 (3.18 points)

Which of the following best describes the poet's tone in "Let America Be America Again"?

hopeful

Question 21 (3.18 points)

Which of the following is the reason that Zora Neale Hurston's grandmother is upset at Zora for riding with white people who pass through their village at the start of "The Inside Search"?

She worries that Zora will offend the white people and incite violence.

Question 22 (3.18 points)

What does Zora Neale Hurston recognize by the end of "The Inside Search?"

She can use her intelligence to have new experiences and opportunities.

*ALL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO THE MULTIPLE CHOICE PART OF THE TEST*