Answer:
Détente
Explanation:
Détente is a word of French origin that means to ease hostilities with an adversary.
When Nixon took office in 1969, he promoted a détente policy with the Soviet Union and China, advised by his secretary of the state: Henry Kissinger.
Nixon visited China in 1972, and met personally with Mao Zedong. This event was the start of a new relation between the U.S. and China.
He also met with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in 1972, and reached important agreements like the Anti-Ballistic missile treaty.
Most historians coincide that this policy of détente was successful, and helped Nixon become reelected.
Answer:
Freedom of press is protected by the Constitution for good reason. Freedom of press was a freedom protected and used by our founding fathers, including Benjamin Franklin and Samuel Adams, to champion the movement for independence. It is the job of the media to deliver the facts, even if those facts anger members of the public or the government; therefore, it is critical that the media's right to print the facts be protected. As Thomas Payne's Common Sense proved, media has the ability to change thousands (or even millions) of opinions and change society as a result.
Which war? World war 2? If world war 2, it was due to the fact that their home towns were in rubble, and were looking for a new home for them, and their family.