could be wrong but i believe the answer is the theories of Social Darwinism were often used to justify the efforts of certain political, social, or economic views.
Nope!! most historians have a bias, causing them to write history the way they saw it, often adding in their own opinions. for example, bartolome de las casas wrote about columbus, and was obviously against what he did.
<u>Answer</u>:
You might see Frank Phillips working in a soup line as C: He strongly supported working to help in the community.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Frank Phillips was the President and Co-founder of “Phillips Petroleum Company”. He joined bond business with his father in law, John Gibson. He used to sell bonds in “Chicago” and “New England”.
One day he found an area, Oklahoma, rich in oil. Later, he and his brother started the oil business along with Gibson. Phillips Petroleum continued to grow manufacturing gasoline, aviation fuel etc.
Even during “Great depression” in U.S., he promised to help people and gave them jobs. He even made free circus available for the local school children and garnered a lot of appreciation for the same.
During the post era Most influence are the aristocrats and local
provincial administrators, the typical pattern for relations between china and
its neighbours during the post-tribute, but remain independent. The Ming Chinese
naval expeditions of the early 15th century ended because they challenged Confucian
values and typical expenditures