Cabinet members-- specifically the Secretary of Defense and Secretary of Homeland Security
The President after being elected, nominates their cabinet members. Cabinet members are then affirmed or rejected by Congressional committee. The Cabinet advises the President on all matters of running the government. For issues of defense the Secretary of Defense would be the main adviser. The Secretary of Homeland Security would assist especially in threats against the US land.
An indentured servant comes to work for a landowner by choice, and signs a contract for a certain number of years of labor in exchange for passage to the Americas, they do not serve for life like a slave. There was also a racial component to indentured servitude less often.
Slavery began as landowners were looking for a cheap source of labor, and slavery had upfront cost, but after that they were practically free, and could even be sold to recoup some money back. Also, Nathaniel Bacon, an indentured servant, led a rebellion in Virginia, so a source of labor that would remain docile was needed. Finally, they worked for life rather than being replaced every few years.
The Renaissance<span> (13th-16th centuries) is considered a turning point in history because of how much the world changed. Art changed. Science changed. Medicine changed. People's views on life, government, and politics changed. Education changed. Religion changed. I could go on and on about this.
</span><span>Also, many important people were born during this time and they made several contributions in the fields listed above.
</span>When you put it all together, the Renaissance was about a thousand years of advances jam packed into about 300 years. Because the people in the Renaissance did what they did, people for hundreds of years later could make the advances that THEY did.
This timeline of the United States intervention indicates that President Reagan believed military spending was important, and he supported increased military spending.
Reagan aimed to raise military spending to $343 billion a year in fiscal year 1986, from $162 billion a year in fiscal 1981. He underscored the shared belief that the country needed to get back on its superpower feet again.
President Reagan served as president over the biggest peacetime defense buildup of all times, from high-tech weapons systems to larger training ranges and military pay increases. He focused on rebuilding America’s military.
