What largest public works project in American history did Eisenhower's administration implement?

The Works Progress Administration

The Federal Highway Act

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation

The Tennessee Valley Authority

Then, name an event that you think illustrates the changing perceptions of authority within the United States in the 1960s and 1970s and explain your reasoning.

What are the components of the new scientific establishment? explain their benefits and shortcomings.?

Africans were excluded from the 1884 Berlin Conference because European leaders: A. objected to their continued support for the slave trade. B. worried that they would support British interests in Africa. C.

After World War II, the U. S. government made home loans available to veterans through the GI Bill. At the same time, it authorized "redlining" practices that made it more difficult for veterans of color and their families to buy homes in newly

What precedent does supreme court justices tend to rely on when making decisions?

How did use of the vernacular affect the spread of humanism in Europe?

Select the items that made Johnson's plan unacceptable to the radicals

How did the headright system encourage colonists to move to Jamestown? O A. By allowing all citizens to vote in elections O B. By providing free education to schoolchildren O C. By allowing people to practice any religion O D.

What happened to Eastern European nations occupied by the Soviet Union after World War II

1. What did president johnson do to give people "hope" in the 1960's during the Great Society? 2. How did he try to reduce crime in the 1960's during the Great Society?