Answer:
-Fair Deal:
-Social Security
-minimum wage increase
-federal spending to create jobs
-public housing
-long-range environmental & public works planning
-national health insurance
-civil rights bill for = voting rights
-against employment discrimination
-against military segregation
-GI Bill:
-boost economy & support veterans through education subsidies and low interest loans to buy homes
-Truman vetoed Taft-Hartley Act: Truman did NOT want to outlaw the closed shop; T pro-union.; Congress passed Act over Truman's veto
Explanation:
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
(Assume everything below happened under the same circumstances- for example, the convicted man and woman had no criminal record prior to the event, both majored in the same fields and applied to the same job, etc.)
Equal rights, equal justice. Simple.
If equal justice wasn't included, then it wouldn't be equal- for example, if a white man and a black woman were charged for the same crime and the black woman was given a harsher punishment, that wouldn't be equality- even if they were both paid the same in the workplace.
Answer:
The only reasonable option here is:
Its wartime industries constructed critical technology.
Explanation:
World War Two provided a huge stimulus to the growth and modernization of Geogia´s economy. Traditionally an agricultural state with a large rural population, many companies set up factories in Georgia producing for the war effort, contributing to the development of the local economy and local urbanization.
