Answer:
The best subtitle for the given title would be 'Defense Spending the Exception'.
Option: (A)
Explanation:
- Though President Ronald Reagan opted to cut the tax rates down from 70% to 50% in 1981, it had been made clear already that the military spending would not be affected at all. Despite a 20% direct slash in the revenue generated by the contemporary government through income and general taxes, the budget allotted for defense and allied sectors was not subjected to cuts and reductions.
- The bold move of President Reagan of cutting the tax rates down by a whopping 20% came in line with the actions taken to reduce the continuously growing unemployment rate across the United States.
- Later as he got re-elected in the year 1986, he again opted to cut the tax rates down by another 22% and brought the general tax slab down to 28%.
- These tax cuts allowed the employment rate in the United States to shoot up greatly within a matter of 6 years and also allowed the economy to flourish surprisingly well.
Answer:
The news cost Nixon the election. The news caused him to abandon re-election plans. The news led to a close election, which Nixon won.
Explanation:
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The correct answers are A: <em>Social classes disappear</em> and C: <em>Everyone's basic needs are met.</em>
Communist society is characterized by replacement private property and a profit-based economy with public ownership of property hence no social classes in the system. It is also ensures that Everyone's basic needs are met since the government represents every individual by controlling the means of production, entrepreneurship, capital goods, and natural resources.
A donkey is used to represent the Democratic party and an elephant is used to represent the Republican.
Answer: An air battle above the English Channel to prepare for an invasion of Britain.
It was an aerial battle as the Germans sent their air force to drop bombs on Britain.
Many civilians lost their lives and various buildings were destroyed but thanks to the leadership of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, the British people withstood the bombardment and the Royal Air Force fought back with U.S. support preventing Germany from conquering Britain.
