“We draw the line against misconduct, not against wealth.” Based on this quote, which of the following explains Roosevelt’s posi
tion on trusts? Trusts benefit the public as a whole by providing work opportunities and financial assistance to impoverished citizens. Because trusts place the power in the hands of only a few, they must be avoided at all costs. Because trusts are not all bad, only those trusts which employ practices that do not benefit the public as a whole should be abolished. Trusts allow certain
Based on Teddy Roosevelt's quote "We draw the line against misconduct, not against wealth," the option that explains his position is C. because trusts are not all bad, only those trusts which employ practices that do not benefit the public as a whole should be abolished. Roosevelt did not oppose the accumulation of wealth, but he did oppose the improper use of that wealth when it negatively impacted society overall as was the case with many trusts and monopolies in the late 19th and early 20th centuries (and in some cases today).
Deforestation is caused which means that they are being cleared faster than they can grow back. this problem can be fixed if less growth would happen around forests, this problem could be fixed if there were to be more trees planted.
I think this shows how this was a failed version of democracy as the people that revolted were not heard and not pleased. Even though in france and Americas case there revolutions were not really just, it shows that the country representing them failed to please the people.
