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The Philadelphia Plan was

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Answer 1
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A requirement for government contractors to hire minority workers.

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  It was based on executive order 11246 signed by Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965. Nevertheless, it was declared illegal in 1968 but a revised version was successfully defended by the Nixon administration one year later. In 1969 a plan was implemented that requires federal contractors to meet certain goals for hiring minority employees in order to combat institutionalized discrimination.

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Answer 2
Answer: This plan forced any construction companies working on federal jobs in Philadelphia to create plans for hiring more African american employees. 

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By signing the Declaration of Independence, the American patriots put themselves at great risk, since their actions constituted treason against King George III

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True, if the colonies did not win the revolutionary war then all of the military and rebellion leaders would have been hung.

Will mark brainliest answer!! Please Help!!!!!!!!!!!What did Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson have in common?

Each acquired large territories of land for the U.S.
They both followed the same philosophy of government.
America built a strong navy when they were president.


How did Jackson respond to the close of the Bank of the United States?

He began to sell western land to foreign countries.
The Treasury began to print more money.
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Jackson was noted for his strong nationalistic foreign policy.

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1.Each acquired large territories of land for the U.S.
2.He established state banks.
3. False

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1.Each acquired large territories of land for the U.S.

2.He established state banks.

3. False

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Why did the British intervene in Haiti?

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The reason why the British intervenes in Haiti is mainly because they are a long term enemy of France, which was Great Britain's allies. The invasion of the European people in the Haitian land lead into a Haitian Revolutionary War (which was for anti-slavery and anti-colonial.)

How did enlightenment thinkers approach the study of government

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Enlightenment thinkers believed that there should be a separation of powers (between the state and the church) and that popular rebellion against tyrannical powers should be accepted. They equally also wanted to change the political order, which they viewed as artificial (monarchy) into the natural order, such as what would later become democracy and that political power should be legitimate and by the consent of the people. There was also the notion and the theory that government should protect it's people, if they were elected by the consent of the people. 

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By Taking A Secular View

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Richard Nixon defeated __ in the 1972 presidential election.a. George McGovern
b. Edmund Muskie
c. Edward Kennedy

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Richard Nixon defeated "George McGovern" in the 1972 presidential election, since McGovern failed to gather the same amount of popular support that Nixon had gathered previously. 

True or False More Americans attended college in 1880 than attended in1920,
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Yes. More Americans went to school (Collage) in 1880 more than 1920.
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