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Ancient Greece, there has been no other area that was so spread out yet so successful. During this time, and still today, the different city-states and civilizations were far apart. Making sea travel dominant, there was not many places to farm so all food had to imported into the area.
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It was "a. South Carolina" that defeated the cooperationist argument that the South should act as a unit, since it was South Carolina that was the first to officially secede from the Union.
Spain is a good example of how most conquered peoples of other faiths were treated under the Umayyad caliphate because, Christians, and non-Arabic speaking Muslims there were all kept strictly separated from wider Arabic-speaking Muslim society. From 711 to 1492 the Umayyad caliphate ruled over Spain. Christians and Jews did have restrictions but they were able to live peacefully with each other. Jews and Christians had some freedom if they obeyed a given set of rules; for instance, acknowledging Muslim superiority and not trying to convert Muslims. Christian and Jews were not forced to live in a certain area, they did not have restrictions regarding their type of job, they were not enslaved or prevented from following their faith. This enabled Jews and Christian to contribute to society and was a great example of religious tolerance for that time. Nevertheless, the Arabic speaking Muslims had privileges in society, they needed to pay less taxes are mantained themselves seperated from the non-Arabic speaking population. However, many Arabic words were incorporated to the Spanish vocabulary.
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his proposal for revenue sharing with the states
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Nixon had ill feelings against the federal government, he grew under the New Deal and as a member of the Republican Party, he opposed Keynesian measures fiercely.
His revenue sharing proposal gave more financial flexibility to states, while at the same time reducing the federal government money and therefore its ability to enact large policies like the New Deal.
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For Pinchot, nature was a resource that ought to be sustainably shared among the most people possible. These opposing views might have made the two men natural enemies. But camped together beside jewel-like Lake McDonald in what would become Glacier National Park, they took a liking to each other.
