<span> General Attitude </span><span>- Creation of White House Sub Cabinet Group and formal designation by agencies of top staff people to keep in touch with interracial problems. Speeches, statements, responses to press conference inquiries by President and top Administration officials. Two messages on Civil Rights sent to the Congress. Meetings held by President with Governors, Mayors, business, labor and other leaders on Civil Rights issues.</span>
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Answer:
False.
Explanation:
Okin never stated that children's needs and interests should be left aside in order to guarantee gender equality in working environments. What Okin talked about in relation to children, was that, in order to allow women to have the same opportunities and rewards as men in the labor sector, it was necessary to provide day care at work, or leave related to day care, so that mothers had places to leave their children supported. Okin also reported the importance of providing sex and gender education for children, so that they would grow up within the concepts of gender equality.
Answer:
Increasing involvement in world affairs.
Explanation:
The stand of the United States was crucial in world politics and it was seen in the events of the early twenties. While maintaining neutrality it supplies the allied forces resources and earned huge profits. Its entry to world war one is considered a major turning point. Moreover, the sway economic depression have felt globally. Internationally its stand became strong and so thus its polity was mainly concerned with wold affairs.
