This legislation sought to improve the ability of states to cope with non-point source pollution and groundwater pollution
A. 1972 Clean Water Act
B. the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974
C. the 1987 Water Quality Act
D. none of the above
Answer: B
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a. impact. b. behavior. c. awareness. d. participation.
The Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 is significant because it ______.
a. requires a balanced federal budget b. created the federal income tax c. created the current budget process d. requires federal agencies to submit budget proposals to Congress e. requires the president to prepare and submit to Congress a federal budget
Having successfully passed out of committee, bills proceed to ______.
a. consideration on the floors of the House and the Senate b. subcommittee debate for further recommendation c. the executive branch for presidential signature d. either the House or the Senate for singular consideration
In a speech before the Republican Party Convention in 1872, ______, a former slave, abolitionist leader, and noted orator, highlighted the incompleteness of efforts on behalf of African American civil rights and the dangers many continued to face.
a. Frederick Douglass b. Sojourner Truth c. Harriet Tubman d. George Washington Carver