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What catch phrase expressed an official US Government policy of the 1850?
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When did apartheid as an official government policy begin?
Apartheid was renacted by the Nationalist government in 1948
Under what Emperor did Confucianism became China's official government policy?
Wu-ti
Which phrase best describes the economic policy of laissez- fairs?
A laissez-faire economic policy involves a minimum of government interference in business.
Which phrase best describes the economic policy of laissez-fairs?
A laissez-faire economic policy involves a minimum of government interference in business.
The official government policy of discrimination against non European people in South Africa was?
apartheid.
Which phrase best describes the economic policy of laissez-faire?
"Let [it] be" This means that there should not be any interference from the government. It is a phrase used to reflect the idea that the government should just let [it] be. There is a minimal amount of government interference in business.
Who explains and distributes official US policy and maintains friendly relations with the host country's government and people?
ambassadors
Who has the responsibility to explain and distribute official US policy and maintain friendly relations with the host country's government and people?
The Secretary of State explains and distributes official U.S, policy and maintais friendly relations with foriegn governments and peoples.
What is policies?
Uighur jkhi8h; bhaji jg,
The official government policy of discrimination against non-European people in South Africa was known as?
apartheid
What political philosophy says that the federal government is too powerful?
This was originally the policy of the Anti-Federalists at the founding of the US, and is now usuallly expressed as "states rights".
Who has the responsibility to explain and distribute official US policy and maintain friendly relations with their host country's government and people?
Ambassadors.
