All of these aforementioned actions were taken as a means to fight terrorism.
For example, the Patriot Act allowed the federal government to go through phone records of individuals who may be suspected of terrorist activities. Along with this, it gave the federal government more power to listen in on private conversations and more flexibility in detaining people who might have made an attack on American soil.
The Department of Homeland Security has a very similar role, as this agencies entire mission is to keep America safe from possible attacks. This agency works relentlessly on this mission to stop threats from foreign and domestic citizens.
"make goths miserable" ??? Anyone can be miserable. and I guess you could say bullies? bullies make people miserable...
The answer is most likely The Wounded Knee massacre (B). For people like me who enjoy history, I know this is not correct. Matter of fact, it never ended. They continued their activities away from the public view and Wovoka continued to spread its message, along with Kicking Bear, Short Bull and other spiritual leaders.
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Leading the progressive movement, Roosevelt promoted his "Square Deal" domestic initiatives.
Following an examination of the meat packing industry, Theodore Roosevelt backed the creation of the Pure Food and Drug Act. He dismantled a monopoly by utilizing the Sherman Antitrust Act as well. By 1901, state borders could no longer contain the reform upheaval. Furthermore, solutions were urgently needed for some issues that only the federal government seemed to be able to handle.
Roosevelt led his supporters out of the Republican convention after becoming convinced that his nomination had been stolen by the establishment. The Progressive ("Bull Moose") Party was established in August, with Roosevelt chosen to serve as its leader. The reform Republican governor of California, Hiram Johnson, was chosen as Roosevelt's running mate.
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It was too much power to congress
