Answer:
Reagan: called the soviet union an 'evil empire and opposed the spread of communism in latin america.
John F. Kennedy pushed a dangerous issue (cuban missile crisis)
Richard Nixon resumed positive relations with china.
Explanation:
I recall vividly the cold war rhetorics by Reagan (evil empire was one) in the 80s when the European continent was stuffed like a pig with nuclear missiles. I also happen to recall the electoral defeat or military coups that left-wing parties, seen by the Reagan administration as die-hard communists, suffered in Central America.
It was John F. Kennedy who played a dangerous Russian Roulette game, with the world at stake, in the cuban missile crisis of 1962.
And last but not least, it was Richard Nixon who resumed relations with China in 1972 when he visited the country and had a chat with Mao Zedong.
The answer you are asked to give depends on the textbook and material you have been learning. I had to answer this question with choice b.), but it may be a different answer for you.
1. Federal courts have original subject matter jurisdiction over all cases that arise under (are based upon) any federal law. Here are some examples to clarify:
<span>Filing a lawsuit against a police officer and a police department for violating a federal civil rights law that allows citizens that have been wrongfully arrested to collect civil damages.You file a lawsuit alleging that a competing company has made a product that infringes upon your patent. Patents are a creation of federal law, so you may file your suit in federal court.
A growing small business sues a large company for engaging in unfair and anti-competitive business practices under federal antitrust laws.
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An organization devoted to handicapped individuals sues a public establishment for failing to have any handicap accessible entrances under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
2. </span></span>Americans cling to the notion that someone born in the humblest of circumstances (such as Abraham Lincoln) may one day grow up to be the president of the United States, or at least a U.S. judge. As with most myths, this one has a kernel of truth. In principle virtually anyone can become a prominent public official, and a few well-known examples can be cited of people who came from poor backgrounds yet climbed to the pinnacle of power. More typically, however, America's federal judges, like other public officials and the captains of commerce and industry, come from the nation's middle and upper-middle classes.<span>
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A workers can act with speed....
this is true because the bureaucracy members are chosen by qualifications rather than having to be elected
They wanted to prevent imperialism so the first goal was to establish a new balance of power in Europe.