The messages the government was trying to send in the film "Duck and Cover" were:
- surviving the atomic bomb
- surviving the atomic bomb attack depends in being prepared and knowing what to do.
The phrase "duck and cover" meant putting one's self into duck position and covering. The idea behind the saying was that if one "ducked and covered", one would be able to survive an atomic bomb. It was released in 1952 during the Cold War, when there were threats that the Soviet Union would drop an atomic bomb on American territory.
The correct answer is:
B. Decreasing federal spending.
Explanation:
<em>President Ronald Reagan (1911-2004) was the 40th President of the United States</em>, Reagan held office from 1981-1989, where he implemented the supply-side economic program, also known as Reaganomics, that consisted in huge tax reductions; Reagan reduced unemployment and appointed Sandra Day O'Connor to the Supreme Court. But he failed to decrease federal spending; under Reagan's office, government spending increased 2.5 percent annually.
Answer:
Tom Watson
Explanation:
He fits all of these phrases.
Evans' interest in the island of Crete, which according to the Greek legend hosted an ancient civilization of "Minoans," was sparked by Heinrich Schliemann's discovery of legendary Troy. Like Schliemann, Evans was an amateur archaeologist, driven by his passion for mythology of the ancient world.
