I think that During his administration, President Reagan introduced the Trickle down Economics, also known as Reaganomics, with the objective of reducing taxes on bussiness. In the short term, only bussines men were benefited by this policy. However because of this tax reduction, companies had more money to invest in their bussines by opening more factories, for example, and eventually, creating more jobs for the people in the US. Therefore, the whole US society was benefited by Reagan's policies. So the Weathly Bussiness men Helped him.
The purchase of Alaska ridiculed because the critics had ridiculed the purchase because the deal was secret and because it was referred to as an icebox and polar garden.
<h3>What did people think was the issue with Alaska?</h3>
The critics to the purchase had called it Seward's Folly. They had been opposed to the buying of the area because they believed that it was a barren place and that nothing good could come out of it.
They referred to it as an icebox and also as a polar garden. A lot of derogatory terms was used to link the purchase because they did not believe it to be a wise idea.
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1) B. farming
2) A. high standard living AND C. modern technology
3) C. Nelson Mandela
4) A. environmental concerns
5) A. food shortages
6) C. free speech
7) B. poor and sick people
8) A. foreign companies have moved many jobs to India.
9) B. closed down labor camps, D. let entrepreneurs set up businesses, AND E. permitted farmers to sell land
10) D. how to feed a rapidly growing population
11) D. a surge in missing persons
12) A. growth in shantytowns
13) D. socialist rebels in Nicaragua
14) D. strong military regimes
15) A. to promote economic cooperation in the Americas
16) C. and economic community
17) B. collapse of communism in Eastern Europe AND C. death of Josip Tito
18) C. increased unemployment
19) D. both nations splintered in part along ethnic lines
<span>20) C. trade in energy resources</span>
The Incas lived in the tough territory of the Andes. They
found ways to overcome their difficulties by building numerous roads and
bridges. They constructed more than 18,600 miles of paved roads in Andes. Since
1994, these roads and bridges have been protected by the UNESCO World Heritage
Sites.
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