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Who instituted health and education reforms and other positive revitalization projects for the Cherokee nation in the 1980s?

balandron [24]

The correct answer is; Wilma Mankiller.

Further Explanation:

The Cherokee nation elected Wilma Mankiller as their first and primary Chief in 1985. She had been an activist for Cherokee issues for several decades before becoming Chief. She started out as a social worker who only worked with children and fought for all issues involving children.

When she returned to her home state of Oklahoma she began her fight for health reform, better education, and a better government for the Cherokee nation. She helped bills pass to build new health clinics on the reservations, she also created programs for adults to receive their GED and then created early education for the children.

Wilma would stay the primary chief until 1995. The only reason she did not seek re-election was because of the health issues she was battling. She passed away in 2010, but was an avid supporter of the Cherokee nation until then.

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4 years ago

HELPPPPPP !Karl Marx called religion the "opiate of the masses.” This statement reflects his belief that religion was:

Zolol [24]

Answer:

numbing and used to mask problems.

Explanation:

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3 years ago

Mark the statement if it accurately describes one of the steps taken to transform Paris.

marta [7]

C. huge tunnels were built for sewer lines

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3 years ago

Why was the airplane invented the time it did? Why not 10 years later?

Rufina [12.5K]

While many believe that the airplane was invented by the Wright brothers in Kitty Hawk, N.C., the first man to fly was New Zealander Richard Pearse in 1902, eight months before the Wright brothers first flew. Pearse, according to witnesses, flew a length of 50 to 400 yards in a heavier-than-air machine. Pearse's aircraft was the first to use proper ailerons, which allowed the wings to warp and turn the aircraft. Though many credit the invention of airplanes to the Wright brothers, Richard Pearse never reported his inventions because he didn't know there was any interest in flying.

Though the Wright brothers tested many gliders in the early 1900s, none of them counted as an actual aircraft, and the brothers didn't achieve flight until late 1903 with their first plane, the Flyer I. The craft weighed over 600 pounds, and Orville Wright was the first pilot. The craft remained airborne for 12 seconds and traveled a little over 120 feet.