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Because Anahuac was located on a river, it was a major pathway for trade (importing and exporting goods). For this reason, the Mexican government stationed military troops at the town to monitor the trade to make sure that no illegal activity occurred. The behavior of some of the Mexican soldiers created tension in the town. Because of its success and location, Mexico wanted to tax the people more (customs duties) so that the Mexican government could profit. Other cities who were on major waterways were not taxed as much as Anahuac which created animosity among the town’s people. The incidents at Anahuac reinforced Texan’s ideas that Mexico was treating them unfairly.
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data from the national level does not give an accurate understanding of what economic conditions in a country may be because national records might show growth or improvement but due to inequality, most or a larger part of the country's population might fall below this national record level.
A better look into a country should be based on the Inequality Human Development Index IHDI which shows the distribution of a country's wealth factored on inequality within its population.
The second civilian astronaut who flew on Apollo 7 was Walter Cunningham
Answer: Option (a)
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Apollo 7 mission was proposed in October 1968 and this was the first mission to carry crew(members) to the space.
This mission consists of 3 crew members,
- Commander "Walter M.Schirra" Jr,
- Command module pilot " Donn F. Eisele"
- "Walter Cunningham" as lunar module pilot.
Lunar module pilot was the sole survivor in that mission. Apollo 7 mission lasted for nearly 21 months and it fulfills the drawback of Apollo 1 mission.
<u>They were legislators who would "sell" their votes on a bill for free steak dinners</u>, was the problem speaker Sam Rayburn identified with the ""steak men"" at the beginning of the twentieth century.
They were politicians that worked for the cattle business. They were lawmakers who traded their votes for complimentary steak meals on a measure.
The conservative faction of the state Democratic party frequently clashed with Rayburn because he consistently supported the Democratic candidate for president throughout his career.
The 1950s saw the height of that controversy when Rayburn backed Adlai E. Stevenson for president despite the majority of state elected officials siding with Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Sam Rayburn's legislative career does show a pattern of general regularity, however it is difficult to categorize his career.
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