How did the domestic conflict over the Vietnam War and increasingly violence in cities connected to poverty and civil rights transform American politics?
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Under the terms of the National Reclamation Act (1902), the federal government:
a. financed irrigation projects in the West. b. allowed Indians to return to their birthplaces. c. kept large portions of the West in a state of pristine wilderness. d. paid farmers to stop planting crops on land that was unsuitable for agriculture.
The American public came to regard Gerald Ford as being as untrustworthy as Richard Nixon.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
State Confucianism
a. was actually an unusually militant form of Buddhism. b. expressed a traditional, activist element in Chinese philosophy. c. was brought to China by Japanese merchants. d. renounced the newer ideas advanced by Mencius and Loming-Tzu. e. was strongly influenced by Daoism.
What early move convinced many colonists that the British were trying to take away their local liberties?
a. Enforcing the Navigation Acts b. Passing the Sugar and Stamp Act c. Outlawing the colonial assemblies d. Placing a British official in the governor's post e. Arresting members of the committees of correspondence