The correct answer is the following: The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution was a piece of legislation that was passed at the beginning of the Vietnam War and was repealed before its end. The Resolution that was enacted on August 10th, 1964 and passed by the United States Congress on August 7th, authorized President Lyndon Johnson to take "all necessary measures to repel any armed attack against the forces of the United States".
By 1967, the public opposition to the war had grew and a movement began calling for the repeal of the resolution. On 1971, President Nixon signed the repeal to the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, seeking to restore limits on Presidential authority to engage the national forces without a formal declaration of war.
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The answer is: industrial families.
The term zaibatsu was born from a financial model that developed in Japan in the mid 1800's. It consisted of large industrial monopolies that were controlled and wholly owned by families. These industrial families were called the zaibatsu, the four largest zaibatsu of that time, controlled a large percent of the metal industries and the machinery and equipment market in the country.
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