Answer:
The answer is <u>False</u>. Public works does not only mean fountains and restrooms.
Explanation:
We can describe 'Public Works' as infrastructure projects that are developed by the government for citizens. These are conducted for both political reasons as well as economic and social reasons.
From the time of Romans, public work projects such as building of large squares and public baths was see as a way to win over the local population.
In modern times, investing in public works not only helps to make the times of citizens better, it is also used as a means of economic stimulus since it can create new jobs and opportunities.
Some examples of Public Works include building roads, electricity lines, schools etc.
<u>Answer:</u>
Trinity matters in knowing God and Gospel Matters.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Trinity is a christian doctrine and it is one of the most mysterious one still confused by many people. It preaches that the god is only one but exist as three coeternal persons- Father, Son and the Holy Spirit.
The disciples of Jesus Christ were not ready to accept when He said about His death. The Bible states that Jesus said them about it many times but they did not understand. On the Fest of Passover, Jesus explained them about His death and he promised that the holy spirit will be with them after that.
Answer:
The correct answer is A) Building US economic Growth
Explanation:
When Gerald Ford came to office, one his first moves was to pardon the former President Nixon. While it was a controversial move, it was not the the main focus of his term.
He was also not involved in Ending Vietnam war, that is what President Nixon did.
However, his main focus was the economy. When he became the President, the United States was going through its' worse economic recessions since the great Depression. Which is why, he was more involved in ensuring the economy can get up on its feet.
The Mississippi River is the only big waterway on the
Confederate side. Control of this river by the Union meant fast travel of
troops and supplies and ease of bombardment of many important cities by the river.
Vicksburg was a fortress city that controlled the last Confederate controlled
section of the river. Grant’s campaign and success against Vicksburg cut off
Arkansas and Texas from Richmond, gave the Union a waterway for commerce, and
replenishment of troops and supplies.
"B. Newspapers are
<span> controlled by the government," </span>"<span>D. Leaders are appointed or elected with no opposition," and "</span><span> F. The military promises loyalty to one person," are generally true of totalitarian governments. </span>
