Fair Deal
Truman's social program extending the ideas of the New Deal was referred to as the Fair Deal.
The Fair Deal included laws to expand and support Social Security, raise wages, and prevent racial discrimination in the workplace. However, the economy was a concern after World War II and Congress was unwilling to pass Fair Deal laws during his first term. After winning a second term, Congress agreed to parts of the deal but not the whole program.
Southern colonies relied on farming and plantations fr there wealth and the northern colonies relied on shipping and manufacturing. the cotton was grown in the south but made into cloth and sold in the north.
The statement that explains the structure of the passage is D. It uses a sequential structure.
<h3>What is a
sequential structure?</h3>
A sequential structure shows a process, a series of steps, or an order of events. The passage was from "Why the Leopard Can Only Catch Prey on Its Left Side.”
Here, the statement that explains the structure of the passage is that it uses a sequential structure.
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