They were united under the king of Prussia.
Answer:
Supply-side economics
Explanation:
Ronald Reagan's proposal were divided in four main pillars: reduce government spending, reduce federal income tax and capital gains tax, and reduce government regulation and inflation.
By this, he presented the return to free enterprise and free market economy. Reagan used the macroeconomic model theory called "supply-side economics", that is the possibility of economic growhty by reducing taxes and decreasing regulations.
Answer:
The Haitian Military.
Explanation:
Jean-Bertrand Aristide was a former President of Haiti. He was the first President to be elected Democratically in Haiti. He was twice elected as a President of Haiti and both the times his Presidency was overthrown. He was also a former Roman Catholic Priest and was ordained to St. Jean-Bosco in 1983. But later, he was expelled from the Priest by the Parish because of his incitement of hate and violence.
<u>He was elected as a President on 16th December 1990 and was overthrown in 1991 by a military coup. Again he was elected as a President on 26th November 2000 and again his presidency was overthrown by Haitian coup in 2004. </u>
The Haitian coup 2004 overthrew Jean-Bertrand Aristide out of power in Haiti after which he lived in exile for seven years with his family in South Africa.
So, the correct answer is the Haitian Military.
Assuming the selections were:
- <em>conference committee</em>
- <em>special or select committee</em>
- <em>joint committee</em>
- <em>committee of the whole</em>
The answer is: special or select committee (2).
Select committees of the United States Congress are usually the result of a resolution outlining their duties and powers on a particular matter. They expire once their designated work is done. Although their purpose is mostly investigative, some of them can draft legislation.
Special congressional committees are a type of select committees. Among them are the Senate Special Committee on Aging or the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis.
B. The amount of federal grant money going to states has steadily increased since the 1960s.