Both President _________ and President Kennedy took decisive action in their responses to challenges to their authority during the civil rights movement
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Answer: Eisenhower
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Under the crop-lien system, both the sharecroppers and the landowners
A) profited from the South's rapid economic progress immediately after the Civil War. B) depended on credit, often at high interest rates, from local merchants and bankers. C) had strong incentives to diversify their crops. D) suffered from shortages of labor and credit due to the South's rapid industrialization after the Civil War.
Myanmar (Burma) since 1991
A) has been run by a military junta. B) has had a high rate of AIDS. C) carries out a profitable trade in illegal drugs. D) has kept Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi under house arrest due to her pro-democracy beliefs. E) all of the above.
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