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What do the following four people have in common Alexander humboldt aime bonpland sir Joseph hooker and Joseph banks?
they r all bionists
Who was Joseph McCarthy and what was he looking for?
Joseph McCarthy was a US Senator in the late 1940's who was looking for people,such as Communists who were plotting to subvert the US government.
What has the author Joseph Tawie written?
Joseph Tawie has written: 'The broken shield' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Iban (Bornean people), Elections
Why did people criticize Senator Joseph McCarthy's campaign to find Communists in in the US government?
communism
Who was the Nez Perce leader who battled in the US government both in combat and in the court system to defend his people?
Chief Joseph the younger battled in the U.S. government to defend his people.
What has the author Joseph Busse written?
Joseph Busse has written: 'Die Nyakyusa' -- subject(s): Nyakyusa (African people), Social conditions, Politics and government
Which best explains what Emerson means when he says The virtue in most request is conformity?
people are rewarded for following rules and customs
Which of the following does a government provide as part of a safety net for people?
Unemployment compensation
Which of the following is a system in which one leader controls the government, the economy, and the people?
dictatorship
Do you have privacy on Instagram?
if you turn on the privacy switch people request to follow you instead of just following you and only your friends see your pics
Who accused people in the U.S. government of being communnist?
During the Second Red Scare, the most notable accuser of "communists" in the US government as Joseph McCarthy.
Why did chief Joseph say government was unfair?
Chief Joseph, the leader of the Nez Perce tribe, expressed that the government was unfair due to its broken promises and unjust treatment of Native Americans. He highlighted the inconsistency between treaties made with his people and the government's actions, which often involved land seizures and forced relocations. Chief Joseph believed that the government failed to uphold its commitments, leading to suffering and loss for his people. His statements reflect a broader frustration with systemic injustices faced by Indigenous communities.
