Answer:
D) Techwood Housing Project
Explanation:
In his speech, Roosevelt refers to the Techwood Housing Project.
The program The National Industrial Recovery Act had the duty to fund clearing the slums in the US, and the area that was in the plan to be cleaned was the one around Techwood Dr.
<u>This happened and, that is how Techwood Homes were erected.</u><u> The homes were meant for low income earning families, mostly those who previously lived in the mentioned slums; the goal was for them to have the proper homes with pluming and electrics, garages, laundry facilities and services such as kindergartens, school, and library. </u>
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However, later on, Techwood homes again transformed into low-income neighborhoods, resembling slums, and was demolished in 1996, because of the Olympics.
Answer:
the people should have more say in their government and it should work for the benefit of the people
Explanation:
Glasnost is a Russian terms to describe Government's transparency in their action. If we combine this with the desire for unconditional democracy, we can determine that the Author is a supporter for the abolishment of communism in Soviet Union .
At that time, the people in soviet Union basically have no power in limiting the type of actions/legislation that passed by the government. They were expected to be completely obedient to their government, and all media information was extremely censored by the authority. Because of this, they were forced to believe on things that the government wanted them to believe.
The author despised all of these things. He/she wanted the people to have more say in the government and gained most of the power in society. Establishing democracy is one of the best way to do it since it force the government to work for the benefit of the people or they would be discarded from their position.
Answer: those that
have a college degree or are currently students.
Explanation: people that use the Internet mostly are the young, the students. Internet is not economically selective. So it's open for both the rich and poor.
Answer:
Border ruffians
Explanation:
Pro slavery activists who crossed the Kansas Border to vote were called Border Ruffians. They were activists from Missouri, a slave state, from 1854 to 1860 this border ruffians crossed the state border into Kansas Territorial grounds. Their mission was to force Kansas to accept slavery.
They caused violence and interfered in elections and attacked free state settlements. They were part of the cause of the American civil war.
