Answer:
Populist party
Explanation:
The 16th amendment (graduated income tax) and 17th amendment (direct election of senators) were originally ideas of POPULIST PARTY (an 1890s successful 3rd party who never won a presidential election)
This is evident in the fact that though the Populist Party never won a Presidential election, they were more successful in influencing the political landscape of the United States during their existence.
Some other legacies of the Populist Party are:
1. expansion of currency and credit structure
2. Railroad legislation
3. Postal saving banks
4. Subtreasury plan.
A democracy allow ppl to select the leader n also determine wat goes in the market while a communist is ruled by committee n govt controls the economy. People also have more freedom in a democracy while ppl are supposed to have more fairness in a communist govt but it is not always true. personally i prefer democracy.
I don't really know, put I do know that they make sure that's its fair and equal.
Answer:
The missiles carried nuclear weapons.
The USSR stationed the missiles around the world.
The missiles made it possible to destroy targets over long distances.
Explanation:
During the cold war Era, Both United States and Soviet Union raced to created weapons that could create a wide devastating damage to the enemy in a single used. This is why they started to include nuclear on their missiles. The purpose is to made the target became radioactive after the initial explosion. This made the target area became extremely toxic. Many of those who survive the explosion will die because of the radioactive.
The Soviet Union stationed this missiles all around the world that have strong influence of communism (such as China, Vietnam, and Cuba). It is predicted that their missiles could reach up to 16,000 Km and still operational even to this day.
Answer:
C. monograph
Explanation:
Monograph is commonly written by one single scholar on one specific subject. The information that included in a monograph would be limited to the data and personal perception that is made by that one single writer, so a monograph tend to be fairly subjective rather than pure objective.
