In 1976, Jimmy Carter won the presidential race in part because he: a. promised a return to American isolationism. b. did not su
pport affirmative action. c. promised never to lie to Americans. d. pledged to pardon Richard Nixon. e. was well connected within the Washington political scene.
When Jimmy Carter started his presidential race in 1976 America had passed by Vietnam and Watergate scandal and the public was tired of being lied to. The public had lost confidence in the government and they wanted candidates that were not from the Washington politics.
Carter noticed that and based his campaign in the slogan “A Leader, For A Change”. He showed himself to the public as an outsider and promised to never lie to the public and “clean politics”.
Where are the statements? If there is none, here is the answer: <span><span>Mr. Giotto's Online Textbook » The Middle Ages » Emperor Justinian and the Byzantine Empire</span></span>
<em>"Britain acknowledged the independence of the United States"</em> is a political effect. This meant, that the British Empire would not have any interference in the public policy of the territories of the newly formed country.
<em>"Countries that participated in war agreed to repay debts to one another"</em> is an economic effect. The monetary compensation for the effects of war would bring affect the budget of the newly formed country. This was an important issue, as the Continental Congress had issues collecting taxes from the states during the war and had to issue bonds. It would take time for the country to recover economically.
<em>"The war opened up discussion about racial equality"</em> is a political effect. This discussion was the first in a series of events that would lead up to the Civil War between the Union and the Confederate States".
