Answer:
Herman Talmadge
Explanation:
I don't know the other one but...
herman Talmadge was a man who strongly opposed civil right as well as the new deal programs. He thought that the new deal programs had no right to decide things about the government. He felt as if it should be up to the state to decide how to run their economy.
I don't know if this was one you were looking for buti hope it helped a little! Sorry I couldn't find the other person though :(.
The luxurious apartments that are used today are the executive apartments
While there were a number of social, political, and economic causes for the Sepoy Rebellion, the spark that lit it off was an unfounded rumor that the new British issued cartridge for their Enfield rifles was loaded with cow and pig fat, which offended the repressed Hindu and Muslim minorities.
It was based off the influence of the Western Powers. During this time, the US came to Japan, selling them modern day weaponary as well as introducing them to some of our culture. A dramitic representation of this era is depicted in the 2003 drama movie <em>The Last Samurai.</em>
Utopianism is the first one and education is the second. Hope this helps.