It was the Civil rights Act of 1866 that was passed by Congress to protect the voting rights of blacks in the South, although it wasn’t very effective, because it couldn't be enforced.
Reaganomics is the economic philosophy of Ronald Reagan that called for less federal government involvement in the economy and less regulation of businesses and corporations. This philosophy was also based around lowering the tax rate and the idea of supply side economics.
Supply side economics focused on the trickle down theory. This idea was that if corporations received tax breaks, they would use this money to hire/pay their workers. In turn, these workers would be able to spend money on goods within the economy. This would keep the economy going strong.
Congress supported these ideas by lowering the federal tax rate and putting less restrictions on businesses and corporations.
It was the "Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act" that was a disaster because when European nations responded with tariffs on American goods global trade plunged by roughly two thirds
<span> from 1929 levels.</span> This was viewed as exacerbating the Great Depression.
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refuse to vote in elections.
The National Congress of India was the first modern nationalist movement that emerged in the British Empire. The congress became an independent Indian movement under Mahatma Gandhi, who was the main leader. <u>The National Congress of the Indian asked citizens not to vote in the elections, so the ministries of Congress resigned in October to declare on the belligerence of India in its decisions without counting the Indian people.</u>
He called them literally "Herrenrasse" in German, which can be translated to "master race", or "race of the lords", and was understood as a race superior to others
