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:
I think it is D.Factories
Explanation
Around this time the economy in the US became very industrial because of the fall of agriculture since a lot of farmers moved north to work in factories
Answer:
Dec 2, 2004 - que la CEPAL suscribió en 2006 con el Ministerio de Obras Públicas de Chile sobre opciones ... C. Efectos de las dificultades del proceso de inversión en ... enorme, no solo para el Gobierno de Chile, sino para toda la región, ya que ... financiar los estudios de preinversión —y en algunos casos también.
Explanation:
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The Tenth amendment states that any right that does not belong to the Federal Government belongs to the people or to the states. The Federal Government's power is defined by and limited to the constitution. So when you list the rights of the Feds, you get
1. the power to declare war.
2. to collect taxes
3. to regulate interstate business
4. those mentioned in the articles of the constitution.
Anything else belongs to the states or the people. The supreme court has defined a number of states rights.
1. divorce, marriage and adoption.
2. commerce within a state's borders
3. local law enforcement
It's not the last one.
I would say it's not C either. The division of rights was handled by the supreme court, although in my answer, I've tried to show what kind of rights each has.
I don't think it is A either, although that was what the civil war was about.
I don't think B is your best choice, but it is the best of a poor lot.
