Social Science 4

What is necessary for scientists to answer new research questions?

• Static knowledge

• Continual evolution of fields

• Ignoring past research

• Relying on outdated methods

What year did the United States successfully land humans on the moon?

• 1965

• 1969

• 1972

• 1958

What was the role of the George C. Marshall Institute in the climate change debate?

• To support the scientific consensus on climate change.

• To defend certain Cold War policies.

• To promote renewable energy sources.

• To advocate for immediate climate action.

What was the impact of the Marshall Institute's argument on public perception?

• It strengthened belief in climate science.

• It had no impact on public perception.

• It entrenched doubt about climate change.

• It led to immediate climate action.

What did the Berlin Wall's fall signify for the Marshall Institute?

• A shift in focus to climate science.

• An end to their influence.

• A new beginning for Cold War policies.

• A victory for their arguments.

What was a significant factor in the 2000 presidential election regarding environmental policy?

• Support for the Kyoto Protocol

• Opposition to the Kyoto Protocol

• Expansion of renewable energy

• Reduction of carbon emissions

What was the stance of the Marshall Institute regarding climate change?

• Supportive of climate action

• Opposed to climate action

• Neutral on climate action

• Focused on renewable energy

What is the perception of the 'carbon footprint' concept?

• Ineffective

• Appealing

• Expensive

• Unnecessary

What is the oil industry's response to new scientific discoveries about climate change?

• They embrace them

• They ignore them

• They actively cast doubt

• They promote them

What is the role of the United States Chamber of Commerce?

• It is a part of the United States government.

• It is a powerful lobbying group advocating for business interests.

• It is a non-profit organization focused on education.

• It is a government agency regulating trade.