Roosevelt authorized the dam project with National Industrial Recovery act money. (It was later specifically authorized by the Rivers and Harbors act of 1935, and then reauthorized by the Columbia Basin Project act of 1943 which put it under the Reclamation Project act of 1939.)
Custer's Last Stand, also known as "the Battle of Little Bighorn," was an armed fight between the combined forces of the Northern Cheyenne, the Lakota, and Arapaho tribes against the Seventh Cavalry Regiment and the United States Army. The battle started on June 25, 1876, when Custer, an officer in the United States army, discovered an Indian village that sat on the banks on the Little Bighorn River.
When Custer and his troops approached, he ordered them to attack. But what he didn't know was that this was the main encampment of the local native Americans. Custer lost the battle when he and the Seventh Cavalry Regiment got massacred by 3,000 Sioux warriors. The Native Americans felt so strongly because their land supply was dwindling, which means losing their precious metals completely would be devastating. The battle ended the next day, on June 26, and remains an iconic Native American victory.
The Administration of Kennedy did something in the civil rights act. In Kennedy's speech, he called the Americans to acknowledge civil rights as a moral cause wherein all people should contribute and he also said that civil rights was as clear as the constitution of America. He also added that the proposed legislation would help the nation to end the discrimination against the African-Americans.
Answer:
The correct answer would be, The most important trait of public goods is that they are non exclude-able and nonrivalrous.
Explanation:
Public goods are the goods that are provided by the government of a country for the general public of that country and each and every person of the country can use those goods. The most common examples of public goods are rides in parks, benches, shades of trees, public washrooms, public recreational parks, etc.
The public goods are non exclude-able and nonrivalrous because no one can be excluded from using these goods and the use of these goods by one cannot reduce the availability of it for the others.
