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What event from Jimmy Carter's presidency most likely contributed to the progress referred to in this headline?
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Kennedys presidency was referred to as the years?
Camelot
What was the term that referred to scandals in Ulysses s grant's presidency?
grantism
What was the 1 word headline of the London Star on December 10 1936?
The one-word headline of the London Star on December 10, 1936 was "ABDICATION." This referred to King Edward VIII's decision to abdicate the throne.
What do you call a detailed daily record of a ship's progress?
It's referred to as a "Ship's Log."
What do you call a detailed daily record of a ships progress?
It's referred to as a "Ship's Log."
What did the US government do in response to the event referred to in the cartoon and headline?
We really need more information than that provided - perhaps a link to the cartoon itself .
When a candidate for the presidency wins the nomination when he is not expected to win he is referred to as a?
do you have a packet from school that you need to do because i have the same thing
What is likely to result from the event referred to in the headline?
the representatives will realize that campaign funding is an issue important to the people he represents
When Thomas Jefferson referred to his successful bid for the presidency in 1800 as the revolution of 1800 he meant that?
It represented a thorough yet peaceful repudiation of the monarchical power of the federalists.
What is the bleeding Kansas crisis referred to in the text?
Since we don't have the item from the article you read a general answer is the only thing that can be given. Bleeding Kansas comes from a newspaper headline about the John Brown attack in Lawrence Kansas.
What is the common name for the underline information in the article?
Headline
Is it true that Republicans were the ones who freed the Slaves?
Factually viewing the issue, the slaves were indeed freed during the presidency of Abraham Lincoln (who is referred to as the first modern American president).
