The people that criticized Bush's education initiative said that teachers would focus too much on tests and neglect other subjects.
<h3>What was President Bush's education initiative?</h3>
This was the no child left behind act that the President enacted in the year 2002.
The aim of the policy was to ensure that all the students in the United States had quality education.
Read more on the policy here: brainly.com/question/18980779
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<span>They were upset because the southerners wanted there not to have another slave state, so they wanted to have a free slave state.</span>
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Americans had many reasons to be afraid of communism. Communism was the antithesis of capitalism, as communism involved a worker’s revolution in order to seize the means of production which is very different from the private ownership of property in a capitalist system. Americans were afraid of communism because if communist ideals reached America with enough force, a socialist president could be voted into office and direct America towards a more socialist way of life. Because the USSR tested an atomic bomb in 1949, Americans realized that the USSR was more advanced than they thought and the USSR really had the potential to ideologically take over America. As a result, I believe that American fears of communism were justified.
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<span>The statement that best
describes the Cherokee Nation today is the third statement. The Cherokee Nation
(Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma) is the largest Cherokee tribe in Oklahoma, and
they are federally recognized and successful in United States. This tribe was established
in the 20th century in Tahlequah,
Oklahoma, relocating due to increasing pressure to Indian Territory.</span>
