Answer:
Restoring American confidence.
Explanation:
Richard Nixon became the 37th President of the United States from 1969-74. His presidency was a huge turning point in America's domestic front as the country was divided in the case of the Vietnam war, while women's rights activists were pressing for equality and racism was also prevalent, leading to more issues than enough.
While these issues prevailed, the next president is sure to be met with the task of trying to find a possible solution. So, <u>one challenge of Richard Nixon's presidency is to restore the confidence of the American people</u> in the face of the division regarding the involvement of America in the Vietnam war.
Thus, the correct answer is the second option.
I believe the answer is d.
Answer:
Never having borne arms against the Unites States' government was a condition of the Homestead Act to prevent those who were unloyal or against the Union from gaining control in new territories.
Explanation:
This condition regarding never having taken up arms, which was attached to the Homestead Act, made it so former Confederate soldiers were unable to benefit from the Homestead Act after the Civil War. The Act was signed in 1862 by President Abraham Lincoln and it was meant to encourage settlement in the Western United States. Beneficiaries had to reside on the property for 5 years before they were granted ownership.
