The correct answer to this question is A) identifying why mothers believed it was worth the risk to travel to America with late-term pregnancies.
The statement that integrates quantitative analysis into a qualitative analysis based on the above record of passengers is “identifying why mothers believed it was worth the risk to travel to America with late-term pregnancies.”
The record refers to the passengers that arrived at New York during the Irish Famine.
A quantitative analysis is used when a researcher wants to understand the information using numbers, graphics, and statistics. A quantitative analysis tries to represent the answers found in numerical value. On the other hand, a qualitative analysis uses opinion or subjective point of views that are not based on numbers, statistics, or mathematics. This analysis is based on experience.
The correct answer of the given question above about the importance of the battle of Kettle Creek is option A. The statement that describes the significance of the battle of Kettle Creek is that, weapons and horses were taken from the British by the colonist.
