The American Revolution was started so as to get away from a strong, centralized government that the people did not want to have in their country. Obviously, a central bank is a good example of a centralized establishment, which is something the Americans fought against in their Revolution, and thus didn't want it back.
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<span>What are some of the reasons why the civil rights movement began to lose steam as the '60s progressed?
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The civil rights movement did not in fact 'lose steam'. It had bloomed in the '60s. the voting rights act and the civil rights act was approved. Also, during the '60s, equal rights were given to women in colleges and in sports.
Believe it's <span>c.) suffragist
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