Correct answer: Creating the Environmental Protection Agency
Explanation/detail:
The formal recognition of China and Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT) were <u>foreign</u> policy initiatives (not domestic).
As to interest rates, during the Nixon presidency, the Federal Reserve chairman, Arthur Burns, had begun raising interest rates. In 1971, President Nixon exerted pressure on Burns and "the Fed" to keep interest rates down, but that only led to a decade of high inflation that caused other economic problems. So that was not a success for Nixon.
<u>About the Environmental Protection Agency</u>
President Nixon signed an executive order establishing the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970. Subsequent committee hearings in the House of Representatives and the Senate ratified Nixon's order for the creation of the agency.
Environmental issues had been gaining much attention during the 1960s, and the need for oversight became clear. As Lily Rothman reported in a TIME magazine article:
- <em>An oil spill off the California coast in 1969 coated 400 square miles with slime and killed hundreds of birds. Scientists announced that auto exhaust was at high enough levels in some places that it could cause birth defects. The city of St. Louis smelled, as one resident put it, “like an old-fashioned drugstore on fire.”</em>
<em>- </em>"Here's Why the Environmental Protection Agency Was Created," <em>TIME, </em>March 22, 2017
Nixon's administration felt it necessary to take action to address pollution problems in the American environment.
It is a book written and known is loosely translated as an "instruction learning" for Jewish people. It contains the religion's history, philosophies, customs, traditions, and ethics. These things are a direct link to a Jewish person's daily application of learning from the book.
<em>Answer:</em>
<em>Germany and Russia fight about Austria or Germany will render him Russia cant handle that anymore. Then Britain and France ask Germany it there looking at Belgium then Turkey and Germany go talk then they come. Turkey makes a show of not looking at anyone then Germany looks at France and punches Belgium. France partners up with Britain then punches Germany while Austria punches Russia and Germany punches Britain and France with one hand plus punches Russia with the other one. Russia tries to punch Germany but misses and nearly falls over while Japan calls over from the other side that's on Britain's side. But they stay there Italy surprises everyone by punching Austria then Australia takes a hit towards Turkey and gets punched back. There was no hard feels because Britain made Australia punch them. While France gets thrown through a window but get back up and counitues too fight and Russia gets thrown through another one and gets knocked out. Italy thorws a punch but misses Austria but Austria falls over anyway but Italy raises there fist and runs around the room. America waits till Germany is about to fall from getting a big punch from Britain and France then walks over and hits it with a barstool. By then everything is broken so Britain, France, and America agreed that Germany threw the first punch so it was Germany's fault</em>
The Loyalists were afraid of chaos erupting without the legal institutions of Britain. They also did not want to be separated from the commercial empire that their businesses or plantations depended upon. There was a sense of security in being part of the most powerful nation on earth.
Many resisted slavery in a variety of ways, differing in intensity and methodology. Among the less obvious methods of resistance were actions such as feigning illness, working slowly, producing shoddy work, and misplacing or damaging tools and equipment.
