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Well for example, the Resettlement Administration, the Rural Electrification Administration , rural welfare projects sponsored by the WPA, National Youth Administration , Forest Service and Civilian Conservation Corps.
There are many differences in beliefs between the two parties,, but the main two are the following:
Democratic:
Supports programs to help immigrants gain citizenship (against the wall and ICE)
Believes that less money should be put into the military and more into education
Republican:
Against immigration,, even if against immigrants who have no criminal record (supports the wall and ICE)
Believes that there's enough money being put into education and more should be put into the military
there are more differences if you happen to need more,, but those are some of two main ones that are being fought about today. other big ones that are fought about are abortion, taxes, gay marriage,, and gun control,, and if you need any information about the beliefs between the parties on those topics let me know and ill gladly help you out with that.
let me know if you have any further questions
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In regard to gender issues in sub-Saharan Africa, generally speaking "<span>d. Women had more opportunities open to them than did their counterparts in other societies," although this depended slightly on the specific region and time in question. </span>
This is quite a trick question indeed. Isaac Stevens had been appointed as Governor of the Washington Territory by President Franklin Pierce. He was also named Superintendent of Indian Affairs and was thus directly in charge of any official dealings with Native American tribes.
He did force several tribes to sign treaties with the federal government to cede their lands to it. Although he acted autocratically and in a very authoritarian manner, he did it in the capacity of the positions described above and as a representative of the territorial government has was its representative therefore the correct answer is “The territorial government” as he did not act this way out of a private initiative.
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The purpose of a primary election is to narrow the field of candidates before a general election. Primary elections allow the people to play a larger role in the nominations of the party. The two main types of primary elections in the United States are open and closed elections.
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