Answer: What happened in the 14th century in China?
The Ming dynasty: 1368-1644
But a series of disasters in the early 14th century unsettles the dynasty. A civil war between rival Mongol princes breaks out in 1328. There is widespread famine. Disastrous floods cause armies of peasants to be press-ganged into heavy work on the river defences.
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The answer is B.
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Interest groups lobby and influence the legislative process by approaching Congress members and trying to persuade them to write bill drafts that contain clauses or parts favorable to the interests they represent. The pharmaceutical industry, the NRA, the pro-Israel lobby, Wall Street corporations are example of powerful actors that try to influence the law processes in the US.
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The public in the best way possible
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During the early 1900's, investigative journalists or "muckrakers" showed the nation how little corporations cared for hygiene and safety. Upton Sinclair, the muckraker who exposed the disgusting conditions of the meat packing industry had a profound effect on President Roosevelt. Sinclair's book, The Jungle, highlighted how meat was routinely grinded up with rats, contaminated meat, rat poison, and other factory contaminants. This caused Roosevelt to establish the Meat Inspection Act & Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906. Both of these acts were aimed at setting standards for companies to set a national standard for all consumer goods.
The purpose of the Anaconda Plan was a political strategy to suppress the Confederacy during the Civil War. They wanted to essentially suppress them by "strangling" them at the ports and "suffocating" them passively, much like an anaconda.
