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What did Nelson Mandela do to threaten liberty?
He didn't threaten liberty. Nelson Mandela was a South-African apartheid revolutionary, politician and philanthropist. He was the President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999. Many critics felt he was a terrorist. He was a global activist for human rights and received a Nobel Peace Prize.
What did the harshest British critics say about the Emancipation Proclamation of US President Lincoln?
Many British critics did not approve of the Emancipation Proclamation. They did not feel it was a good idea.
Who was the president that critics called his presidency mob rule?
Nixon. =) always glad to help
Which president established the alien and sedition acts in order to silence his critics?
John Adams
How could you use bitterly in a sentence?
The president bitterly denounced the critics of his health care proposals.
What were the critics on president manuel roxas?
Critics of President Manuel Roxas during his presidency in the Philippines focused on issues such as alleged corruption within his administration, his handling of post-war rehabilitation efforts, and his close ties to the United States. Some critics also questioned his economic policies and the impact on social inequality in the country.
What sharp economic downturn of 1937-1938 that New Deal critics blamed on the president?
The Roosevelt Recession
Who was the best president during the cold war?
Most historical critics will agree that Ronald Reagan was the best president who had the most success during the Cold War.
What is the critics' term for the strong use of presidenttial power in ways that enable the president to evade the will of Congress?
Imperial Presidency
How well did president Eisenhower meet the needs of the people?
very well. He was a man of leadership. However, he was viewed by his critics as a do nothing president because he liked to keep controversial issues under the radar. However, he actually accomplished many things despite what is critics say. This was just his percieved image.
In your opinion which of the following critics of the new deal posed the greatest challenge to president Franklin Roosevelt?
Yea
Why were some critics of British imperialism?
Critics of British imperialism argued that it was morally unjust, as it often involved the exploitation and oppression of colonized peoples. They highlighted the destructive impact on local cultures, economies, and societies, arguing that imperialism perpetuated racial hierarchies and denied self-determination. Additionally, some critics pointed to the economic costs and political instability that could arise from maintaining an empire, suggesting that imperialism was ultimately detrimental to both the colonizers and the colonized.
