This refers to the Enclosure movement which was prominent in
Britain from the 18th century to the 19th century. Enclosure
means to divide or consolidate the communal lands and small holding into what
we now see as one big farm which was owned by an individual. This meant that the
villagers could no longer, as they could before that, use that land to raise
livestock among other things.
Answer:
Many many Americans lost their jobs. They had no stable work, which meant no money for food, rent, or heath. The Americans that lost their homes were eventually placed in Hoovervilles; poor tenement style setups that were temporary homes. Many veterans didn't get their pension, which caused many riots. The families that lived in Oklahoma were in the middle of the Dust Bowl because that land was stripped of nutrients and was sand-like. Many families moved to California for work, only to find none.
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Answer:
Powerful new corporations raised disturbing questions about the American understanding of political freedom and self-government.
Americans during the Gilded Age saw the country as an island of democracy in a world dominated by undemocratic governments.
Explanation:
The term Gilded age is referred to the period following civil war up-to the end of the 19th century and it was first used by Mark twain in 1873. This period is noted in history for the political, economic and social development in the United States. Fast pace industrialization, a boom in economic growth, machine politics in the u.S and the question of the morality to acquire wealth are the main issues determine this period.
I'll start with the second question - it's definitely Yugoslavia. Right now there is a talk about what Hilary Clinton did in Bosnia - it was during this time- this is just one way in which you can remember this. I was mostly the ethnic clensing of Bosnians by the Serbians.
Now, the first question. Let's look at the options:
A. Too much regulation would attract illegal immigrants.
-no, there is no reason why it would attract immigrants
B. Environmental laws didn't work lo clean the environment.
-that's not true- they most often do
C. Too much regulation would clean the water.
yes, but that's a good thing!
D. Too much regulation could hurt businesses
-this is the correct answer. It's an actual criticism that is often found.
Answer:
The responsible use of natural resources is the fundamental basis for the long-term survival of the human race, as natural resources (especially non-renewable ones, such as water) are essential for the existence of all forms of life on earth, thus including human life. In this way, a reasonable, sustainable and supportive use of resources, avoiding their waste and guaranteeing their subsistence for future generations, would be the necessary guarantee so that the future inhabitants of the planet can develop their lives in fully normal conditions.
