How did Dr. King’s political policies and actions impact the future of civil rights in Amer-ica? What factors and techniques were most instrumental in the success of his movement?
What will be an ideal response?
Dr. King used a revolutionary policy that combined the ideas of natural rights with non-violent protest and a political strategy that was designed to force confrontation of and response to civil rights ideas in order to influence moderate white Americans in taking a stance, thus allowing for success in the civil rights movement.
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Which of the following statements is true of federalism?
a. Power is concentrated at the national level. b. The state government does not have its own executive branch. c. Legislative powers can be withdrawn from the states by the president. d. Both national and state governments have authority over their citizens.
The Eisenhower administration
a. was elected on a promise to return to the policy of containment and thus reduce adventuresome military spending. b. clashed sharply with the larger Republican Party, who attacked its policy of containment as conceding defeat to Soviet expansion. c. was elected on a promise to roll back communism but discovered that this brought too great a risk of nuclear war. d. believed that the spread of communism itself was not the problem—it was the lack of American expansion. e. did not respond to the new Khrushchev government's attempts to thaw relations after the death of Stalin.
What is the difference between sunshine and sunset in the Texas executive?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is NOT one of the features of George W. Bush's foreign policy following September 11, 2001?
a. Unilateral action b. Right to preemptive war c. Exportation of democracy d. Preference for proxy wars e. Diplomacy