Well, you might be asking the
wrong question as Pres. Herbert Hoover did not serve in Lyndon Johnson’s administration.
Hoover worked under Truman, the successor of his adversary FDR, and Eisenhower.
The two presidents appointed Hoover to head the Commission on Organization of
the Executive Branch of the Government (Hoover Commission) to recommend
administrative changes in the Federal Government of the United States. Hoover
was appointed by Truman as they became friends. He was again appointed by
Eisenhower in 1947, and he was 80 years old at that time.
The main argument against the border states leaving the Union during this time was of course that it was treason and punishable by death. Arguments for staying in the Union also included the fact that there were far more men and resources in the north.
<span>Many native rulers helped the British. They had newly introduced Enfield rifles. They came in a treaty that they will not interfere in the Indian society but they gradually did.</span>
The SALT I and SALT II agreements were created primarily to "<span>(C) negotiate arms control between the major superpowers," since they took place between the United States and Soviet Russia during the Cold War. </span>
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