There was a need for cheaper routes along the Mediterranean and the east was becoming tumultuous.
He hated America because it is home to the majority of the Christians in the world. He called America "The Big Satan" because our social customs were different and he felt his culture was threatened by the freedoms America provides its citizens.
Answer:
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
The National Association of Colored Women.
The National Urban League.
Explanation:
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People advocates for providing justice to the African Americans in the United States. It focuses on ensuring the 'political, educational, social, and economic equality' of African Americans. It also aims towards diminishing racial discrimination.
The National Association of Colored Women functions on the issues of civil rights and providing justice to African American Women.
The National Urban League is a civil rights organization. It works for the justice of African Americans in economic and social terms. It also works to eradicate the racial discrimination prevalent in the United States.
Reaganomics, Beirut, Russia (I'd argue that through détente and the arms control negotiations, this was achieved), Surgeon-General, Reagan, I'd say true - it's highly debatable, and communism continued for a few more years after its downfall, but ultimately it was the end of the system, and Saudi oil fields.
Answer:
The correct answer is option D. "He created the Environmental Protection Agency".
Explanation:
On July 9, 1970, president Richard Nixon proposed the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under a signed executive order. This was a groundbreaking event helped to establish environmentalism in the United States. The proposals of Nixon regarding EPA included: four billion dollars for the improvement of water treatment facilities, reduce pollution caused by automobiles by launching federally-funded research, and end the dumping of wastes into the Great Lakes.
