Answer:Richard B. Russell Jr. was born November 2, 1897 in Winder, Georgia. In 1918, Russell graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Laws degree. In 1920 his political career began, he was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives. A decade later he became Georgia’s governor. His most significant accomplishment was the reorganization of the state government by reducing the number of agencies from 102 to 17. In 1932, the death of a Georgia Senator opened the door for Russell to enter national politics. Russell announced his candidacy and would win the election. He entered the Senate as the youngest member during a troublesome time in the U.S. He soon would become heavily involved on several committees and administrations setup to help bring the country out the depression.
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The question wants us to give the roles that all the branches of government and media played in the water gate scandal.
<h3>The role that the Judiciary played</h3>
- ruled that Nixon's claim of executive privilege did not extend to his secret tape recordings.
<h3>The Role that the Legislative played </h3>
- called witnesses to testify in the investigation of the Watergate break-in and cover-up.
- approved articles of impeachment against Nixon
The witness was John Wesley Dean who was an attorney of the white house.
<h3>The role that the media played</h3>
- was the first to publish information about the break-in, helping bring the scandal to light.
<h3>The role that the executive played</h3>
- refuse to cooperate with the Watergate investigation.
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One of the things that Dutch trading companies promised to settlers in New Netherland was that they would be able to cultivate land and therefore have a surplus of crops to sell as exports.
Answer C. The case of Leo Frank was carried out during the period of the golden age (4). This court case was one of the most famous. A Jewish man was found guilty of the murder of a girl and sentenced to death despite not having enough evidence. This sentence was taken to life imprisonment, but a group of anti-Semites entered the prison and took Frank to torture him and then hang him.
There are many ways in which repressive regimes interact with civil society, although one of the major ones is that they suppress people's opinions and voices.
