George W. Bush's environmental policies during his presidency weren't that succesfull to begin with. On his presidential campaign he promised tu reduce carbon dioxide emissions by a considerable amount and a year after he won, he backed down on that promise claiming that carbon dioxide was not a pollutant under the Clean Air Act and that restricting it, it would cause energy prices to go up.
In 2001, he got out of the Kyoto Protocol, a treaty that required nations to reduced their greenhouse emissions and even the administration views on global warming were really controversial. They acknowledged it but they claim that it was because of natural causes instead of man made.
On the other hand, under Barack Obama's presidency, the largest marine reserve in the world was established, but to be fair, it was started by Bush's administration, albeit in a much smaller scale. He rejected the Keystone XL oil pipeline, voted against Bush's CLean Skies act, raised the fuel efficiency standards and invested in green energy during the Great Recession.
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With the promise of eternal salvation, the Church was extremely influential during the medieval ages. With influence all over <em>Europe, </em>the Church controlled information and people will through monasteries, priest or monks. In some parts of Europe, they collected taxes and Church earned a lot of money to stength its power and influenced. This way, they could exert a heavy influence in <em>rulers</em> and reigns. No one wanted to go to hell, so with the supervision of the Church and a better life after death in heaven, Church was a very powerful influence in medieval times.
1-The Punic Wars were a series of three wars fought between Rome and Carthage from 264 BC to 146 BC.The first war started in 264BC and ended in 241BC.The second war happened from 218 to 201 BC. the most important event was Hannibal's crossing of the Alps(218 BC). the third war(149_146BC)was the last war.Rome defeated Carthage.leaders: 1-Hiero II of Syracuse2-Hannibal3-Scipio Aemilianus
After slavery finally came to an end the government across the South created black codes. These laws gave certain legal rights to blacks, they were finally given the right to marry, own property, and sue in court, but the Codes made it illegal for blacks to serve on juries, go against whites. The black codes basically made everything harder for African Americans.
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