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zloy xaker [14]
3 years ago
10

HOW DID SADDAM HUSSEIN'S ACTIONS THREATEN THE U.S. ECONOMY?

History
1 answer:
Gre4nikov [31]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: ALL OF THE ABOVE

Explanation:

Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990 and as a result, controlled its oil. Kuwait was one of the countries supplying the U.S. and so if Hussein decided to shut down Kuwait oil, the U.S. would be affected.

Hussein's aggressive actions also threatened the security of U.S. allies like Saudi Arabia which they actually tried to invade during the Battle of Khafji. Kuwait was also a strategic importance as they are located in the Persian gulf which would give the U.S. access to waters close to Iran.

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2- Franklin D. Roosevelt declared a bank holiday to temporarily halt all bank operations and called Congress into special session to pass the Emergency Banking Act to provide funds to assist threatened institutions.

He also passed Glass-Steagall Act to ban commercial banks from becoming involved in buying/selling stocks and to establish FDIC, a government system that insured the accounts of individual depositors.

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3- The AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act) established a system for 7 major commodities that provided cash subsidies to farmers who cut production. Its goal was to raise farm prices by reducing supply. The money for it came from taxes on mills, gins, etc. It was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court because of the taxes in the case US v Butler. A second AAA was created in 1938, the first AAA helped contribute to the Dust Bowl when farmers left land unattended causing drought.

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By 1940, Union membership reached 9 million workers. Workers gained new grievance procedures and seniority systems governing hiring, firing and promotions; CIO unions helped stabilize chaotic employment situation and offered members a sense of dignity and freedom.

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Second New Deal focused on economic and social measures to fight unemployment and poverty and give real jobs to decrease unemployment rate.

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a. Educational opportunities were limited sharply by the practice of separating African Americans and whites and providing African Americans with inferior instructional equipment. As late as 1963, for example, only 12.000 of the 3.000.000 African Americans in the South attended integrated schools, in spite of the Brown decision.

b. Employment practices throughout the South and in many northern cities restricted African Americans' ability to advance economically.

Many New Deal construction projects in the South refused to hire blacks at all.

c. Exclusion of blacks from key entitlements of welfare state.

d. Most federal jobs held by blacks were of clerk or custodian position.

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