The correct answer for this question would be B) Normal goods.
Answer:
Explanation:
1. Mary Ellen Pleasant is nowadays called "Mother of civil rights in California" because she won several lawsuits for the rights of African-Americans.
2. She is considered to be the first African-American female millionaire
3. While it is noted that she was often mistaken for a white and white-passing, she did not conceal her race from other black people and was considered the important black figure in the city.
4. She earned her fortune because she took the business opportunity of owning young men’s boarding houses, and usually the luxurious ones.
5. Her life remains a mystery and that is partly because of the Pleasent herself - she hid many of the facts and created a veil of mystery around her in order to become the bigger and more influential figure, considering her race and sex were disadvantages at the time.
Answer:The researcher does not control the assignment of participants to groups and therefore has a nonequivalent groups design.
Explanation: The research design described above is a Quasiexperimental research, which is very similar to an experimental research with one very noticeable difference. In a quasi experimental research, such as described above, groups employed are usually preexisting, meaning that the experimenter does not control or have any impact on assigning subjects into the different groups, The group design are used just as they have preexisted, The nonequivalence portrayed in the group design of quasi experiment usually result in low internal validity expected of an experimental research.
Answer:
New Jersey Plan framed by William Patterson.
Explanation:
This plan was introduced after Virginia plan framed by James Madison. It demanded that the representation of legislatures should be decided according to the number of population and it was in the interests of the larger states because they would have great representation in the assembly. And it was opposed by smaller states and in response, William framed the New Jersey Plan which manifested that each state will have a single vote, therefore, preventing larger states crushing the smaller ones.
