He argued that the king of England hadn't any right to tax them. He also argued that the people were indeed strong enough to pull free. He tried, and succeeded, in making the people realize how much control the king still had over them, even though they had left. His whole purpose was to encourage the people to break free from Britain.
<span>There's one thing that EVERYBODY failed to mention here as to the REAL reason why TL's were "chosen" over other breeds: because they were the ONLY breed available in such large numbers to even be "used" for cattle drives!! They were NOT chosen over other breeds, they were the only type of cattle or "breed" available at that time. All the other breeds in New England were in far too small of numbers to be considered worthy and were only found in New England, not the Western and Southern portion of the United States!
THAT is why TLs were "used" for cattle drives. They were the only available stock that could be shipped north and east to meet the outcry demand for beef since the rest of the beef herd and nearly run dry during the Civil War.</span>
I think the correct answer would be A. The program that was put together to provide jobs and electricity to rare areas of the United States would be the Tennessee valley authority. It was a corporation that was owned by the federal government that was created to provide fertilizer manufacturing, economic development, flood control methods and electricity to the Tennessee Valley since it is the area that is affected greatly by the Great Depression. This corporation was seen no only as a provider but as an economic development agency which would use resources in the federal agency to repair quickly the economy and the society.
