If both houses deny the bill, it goes to the Supreme Court.
Virtually every American knows that he was the first President of the USA. Most also know that he commanded the Revolutionary Army.
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The war between Vietnam and the U.S. was called the "First Television War" since the conflict started through television news and media.
Explanation:
- This war was basically fought against the alleged evils of Communism as cold war tensions ran through the country.
- Advances in media and television at that time enabled easier and smooth news coverage.
- Due to the necessity of television, the percentage of Americans who owned television rose from 9 percent to 93 percent during the period of 1950 to 1966.
- The Americans had to do something unique and as a result the on-site coverage of the war in Vietnam.
- The first time in American history the news from front lines was brought straight into the living room.
- During World War 2, the stories were broadcast like motion pictures in theaters, newscaster shared the only good news and reported bad news with a cheery disposition.
- Professional and highly experienced journalists were used during this war.
The Industrial Revolution promoted new technologies in production that replaced human labor. Together with this, the industrial mode of production is developing, more and more factories with large plants are growing. The need for workers is high, so migration of population from village to city is recorded, more and more labor is in search of a job that can bring a stable income. This creates a large number of workforce, even more than needed, so workers are willing to do anything, even for a lower hourly rate. Employers have the opportunity to reduce the hourly rate due to over-labor supply, and so they can pay less for women and children under unequal treatment between men and women, especially children. People are fundamentally blackmailed to work for a low hourly rate because there was always workforce available. The conclusion is that, in the conditions of industrial production, only employers could earn more on the basis of the use of excess worker value, while workers earned less on behalf of employers' profits.
