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What was important about the National forest of 1907? - Answer- first national forest west of the Mississippi and in the south The timber industry led to the expansion of... - Answer- agriculture cotton in the southeastern part of the state Northwest AR remained largely isolated from the rest of the state but.. - Answer- saw a boom in truck and orchard farming Laws against the manufacture, sale, or transport of alcohol - Answer- Prohibition Was progressivism a movement or a political...

Consider that some groups are defined as "cults"; members of these extremist sects generally live communally and obey an authoritarian, charismatic leader. Assume that all cults have fewer than 100 members. This information would tend to weaken the passage's assertions about the: - Answer D. reasonableness of small groups compared to large groups. presents information that is beyond the scope of the passage and then asks you to consider how this information would affect passage claims. The...

America's Longest War, 6e (Herring) Chapter 3 Limited Partnership: Kennedy and Diem, 1) Upon taking office, President John Kennedy met the challenges of the Cold War by A) ordering a buildup of nuclear weapons, modernizing conventional forces, and developing counterinsurgency capabilities. B) withdrawing from American defense commitments such as the Southeast Asian Treaty Organization (SEATO). C) opening relations with the People's Republic of China. D) pursuing Detente with Soviet lead...

Q.1) Which among the following was the main reason for the Ahom revolt of 1828? [A] Repressive British land revenue policies. [B] Alienation of the Ahoms from their land and forests. [C] Betrayal of the British afterthe first Burma War. [D] Encroachment upon the livelihoods of the Ahoms. Q.2) United Indian Patriotic Association formed in the late 19th Century in India aimed at [A] Bringing Congress and Muslim League closer. [B] Opposing the formation of Indian National Congress. [C] Adva...

IB HL History: The Cold War Discuss the ideological beliefs of the West in terms of the economy. - •Capitalism: Individuals should be able to compete w/ each other w/ a minimal state interference & make as much $ as they wish • Individuals thus encouraged to work hard by the promise of individual reward Discuss the ideological beliefs of the West in terms of politics. - liberal democracy: • Individuals choose the gov't through voting. There is a range of political parties to cho...

IB HL History: The Cold War Discuss the ideological beliefs of the West in terms of the economy. - •Capitalism: Individuals should be able to compete w/ each other w/ a minimal state interference & make as much $ as they wish • Individuals thus encouraged to work hard by the promise of individual reward Discuss the ideological beliefs of the West in terms of politics. - liberal democracy: • Individuals choose the gov't through voting. There is a range of political parties to cho...

In depth information on Liverpool's choice of dealing with the issues highlighted by protestors that he faced included his repressive reforms and the liberal Tory reforms.

Western Civ Ch. 20 & 21 Test. All Questions and answers. LATEST UPDATE. Graded A+ Document Content and Description Below Agricultural Revolution - ☑☑One of the factors that caused the industrial revolution. Due to new methods of farming, there was a significant increase in food production. This caused food to be che aper and so British people, unlike the rest of Europe, did not have to use up so much of their money on food. Therefore, they could spend it on manufactured goods. At the same ...

The new military government promptly set out to impose an authoritarian regime on Chile. Proclaiming its goal as "national reconstruction," the junta set about to destroy—not merely reform—the country's political system. It dissolved Congress, suspended the (blank), and declared (2 blanks) illegal or placed them "in recess": there was to be no more political bickering. The junta further imposed a state of siege, called a 9 o'clock curfew, and set strict limits on the media. A massive r...

A detailed essay which earned me an A. It goes in depth into the different domestic policies that Pitt implemented. Looking at both the positive and the negative trade, financial and administrative reforms as well as his repressive actions against the radical threat. All points are backed up with detailed evidence.