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The economy of Botswana is currently one of the world's fastest growing economies, averaging about 5% per annum over the past decade. Growth in private sector employment averaged about 10% per annum during the first 30 years of the country's independence. After a period of stagnation at the turn of the 21st century, Botswana's economy registered strong levels of growth, with GDP growth exceeding 6-7% targets. Botswana has been praised by the African Development Bank for sustaining one of the world's longest economic booms. Economic growth since the late 1960s has been on par with some of Asia's largest economies. The government has consistently maintained budget surpluses and has extensive foreign-exchange reserves.
"Return to normalcy" was a campaign slogan of Warren Harding for the elections of 1920, in which he promised the voters a return to the normalcy exisisting before the War. After the War America´s government supported a new way of life and optimism. War brought Women´s participating much more in all kind of businesses.
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Intolerable Acts according to my opinion are a justification for the war between colonies and Britain. British imposed heavy laws and acts to colonies, who were practically deprived of all their rights. Intolerable acts were especially hard. They even allowed British soldiers to sleep in the houses of colonists when needed.
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I truly think they were justification, because after French and Indian war instead of awarding colonists, British government continued to impose certain heavy taxes on them. Of course, this was just another bad decision in the sea of similar ones, and that is why colonists had no other option.
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Total Impact of Imposed and Announced Tariffs
If all tariffs announced thus far were fully imposed by the United States and foreign jurisdictions, U.S. GDP would fall by 0.51 percent ($127.21 billion) in the long run. Wages would fall by 0.35 percent and employment would fall by 394,300.
The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain<span>, where a series of inventions increased the production of manufactured goods. ... The textile </span>industry<span> led the way. Europe's population was growing in the 18th century, and merchants were clamoring for more and more textiles to make clothing for more and more people.</span>
