US presidential candidate supports Leyte
Publish: 2021-04-17 00:01:35
1.
In the election process, American presidential candidates have to spend a lot of money to publicize themselves. A lot of the money comes from the backing consortia, but it also requires candidates to raise money for themselves with their charm and influence
for example, in 2020, although trump himself is a big capitalist, a lot of money in the election process is from the trump family. But the difficulty of raising campaign funds undoubtedly makes trump look ugly. So this time Trump came up with a way to issue commemorative coins, hoping to ince people to raise some campaign funds for themselves
According to the electoral system of the United States, the president of the United States is elected by the electoral college, not directly by the voters, and the one who obtains more than half of the electoral votes is elected president. When voters vote on election day, they should not only choose among presidential candidates, but also choose 538 electors representing 50 states and Washington, D.C. to form an electoral collegemost of the States and Washington, D.C. implement the "winner gets all" rule, that is, give all the electoral votes of the state or D.C. to the presidential candidates who have obtained a relative majority of the electoral votes in the state or D.C. The elected elector must swear to vote for the winner in the state when the Electoral College votes. Therefore, the results of the general election are usually calculated on the polling day according to the results of the state elections
2.
All U.S. presidents support Israel because Israel has really made a lot of contributions to the United States and has greatly helped the United States in all aspects , and is a good ally of the United States
At present, Israel is constantly stirring up conflicts and wars in the Middle East, resulting in an arms race among all countries, which makes it possible for the United States to sell arms to these regions. The choice of the United States to form an alliance with Israel can help the United States in economy, military, science and technology, agriculture and other aspects. It is the interests of the deep integration of the United States with Israel and the great influence of Israel and Jews on the United States that the United States supports Israel almost unconditionally3. Hello, the US presidential election is a political activity, but it is bound to play an economic card. Therefore, it will affect the quality of economic data in different periods and indirectly affect the international gold and silver prices
before the general election, the incumbent president will usually over stimulate the economy, resulting in the rapid recovery and development of the domestic economy in the short term, temporarily putting aside the long-term risks of unreasonable economic structure and inflation. In the early days of the election, the Federal Reserve launched qe3 without time and scale restrictions, hoping to quickly reverse the economic downturn, and gold rose sharply. Since then, the U.S. data has improved rapidly, and the unemployment rate has returned to below 8%, which has depressed the decline of gold
ring the general election, investors will track the candidates' economic policies and predict who will be elected, and speculate on the trend of gold according to the economic policies that may change in the future. However, there is often no obvious difference in the economic policies of the candidates or the election is stuck. During this period, the impact of the election on the gold price is very limited
after the election, the general direction of U.S. fiscal policy, monetary policy and US dollar policy is likely to change, which will change the situation of gold. For example, the small government's balanced fiscal policy and the strong US dollar policy chosen ring the Clinton period suppressed the continuous decline of gold and ushered in a medium-term bear market< br /> &# 8195; It is clear that Hillary and trump have begun to prepare for the final showdown in the final national election. Investors should not only ask, can trump and Hillary bring some impetus to the spot market< br /> &# 8195; Silver: when the Congress is held, it will enter the election straight road, probably Hillary against trump. No matter who is in the lead, it will depress the stock market and the US dollar ring the election, while gold and silver are on the contrary. Because the uncertainty of the election is unfavorable to the U.S. economy, after the election, the price of gold and silver may jump until the candidate takes office and begins to implement his policy
the US presidential election is influenced by the US political situation and brexit factors. At present, the price of gold and silver is stronger, the political situation of the United States and the policy uncertainty of the new president will benefit the performance of gold and silver prices from now to November< br /> &# 8195; After November, gold and silver prices may fall. If Hillary Clinton is elected, the US policy will not change greatly, and the price of gold and silver may fall; If trump is elected, the uncertainty will last for some time, and the price of gold and silver has a chance to rise again
crude oil: trump and Hillary Clinton's policy is to support the U.S. oil instry, which is not concive to the cooperation between international oil procing countries, two of which are Saudi Arabia and the United States. Therefore, the oil price may not rise. The market's expectation that the two candidates will support the US oil instry will make the oil price fall.
before the general election, the incumbent president will usually over stimulate the economy, resulting in the rapid recovery and development of the domestic economy in the short term, temporarily putting aside the long-term risks of unreasonable economic structure and inflation. In the early days of the election, the Federal Reserve launched qe3 without time and scale restrictions, hoping to quickly reverse the economic downturn, and gold rose sharply. Since then, the U.S. data has improved rapidly, and the unemployment rate has returned to below 8%, which has depressed the decline of gold
ring the general election, investors will track the candidates' economic policies and predict who will be elected, and speculate on the trend of gold according to the economic policies that may change in the future. However, there is often no obvious difference in the economic policies of the candidates or the election is stuck. During this period, the impact of the election on the gold price is very limited
after the election, the general direction of U.S. fiscal policy, monetary policy and US dollar policy is likely to change, which will change the situation of gold. For example, the small government's balanced fiscal policy and the strong US dollar policy chosen ring the Clinton period suppressed the continuous decline of gold and ushered in a medium-term bear market< br /> &# 8195; It is clear that Hillary and trump have begun to prepare for the final showdown in the final national election. Investors should not only ask, can trump and Hillary bring some impetus to the spot market< br /> &# 8195; Silver: when the Congress is held, it will enter the election straight road, probably Hillary against trump. No matter who is in the lead, it will depress the stock market and the US dollar ring the election, while gold and silver are on the contrary. Because the uncertainty of the election is unfavorable to the U.S. economy, after the election, the price of gold and silver may jump until the candidate takes office and begins to implement his policy
the US presidential election is influenced by the US political situation and brexit factors. At present, the price of gold and silver is stronger, the political situation of the United States and the policy uncertainty of the new president will benefit the performance of gold and silver prices from now to November< br /> &# 8195; After November, gold and silver prices may fall. If Hillary Clinton is elected, the US policy will not change greatly, and the price of gold and silver may fall; If trump is elected, the uncertainty will last for some time, and the price of gold and silver has a chance to rise again
crude oil: trump and Hillary Clinton's policy is to support the U.S. oil instry, which is not concive to the cooperation between international oil procing countries, two of which are Saudi Arabia and the United States. Therefore, the oil price may not rise. The market's expectation that the two candidates will support the US oil instry will make the oil price fall.
4.
American presidential campaign spending has always been a big sum. According to the financial information submitted ring the initial campaign, New York real estate tycoon trump had $78 million to $232 million in cash< In 2008, Obama spent $729 million running for president, and in 2012, he spent $720 million running for re-election
according to the Federal Election Commission (FEC), in 2008, the US presidential election spent a total of $1.6 billion, and $1.3 billion in 2012. Half a year before the end of the US presidential election in 2016, the expenditure on the election has reached 640 million US dollars
in addition, lobbying in various states also requires a lot of money, and the salary and travel expenses of the campaign consultant team are essential. Obama spent $20 million on his campaign travel in 2012. To show their gratitude, candidates will prepare small gifts and T-shirts for voters, but these are small amounts compared with the previous expenses
According to the cost of the previous two US presidential campaigns, trump may have to prepare another $700 million. According to the 2016 Forbes Global rich list, Trump's net worth is $4.5 billion. If he continues to run at his own expense, then he may have to take out one fifth of his assets to fill the gap, which is obviously difficult for him. Therefore, he is now ready to raise large donations, and it is imperative to give up self financing5. 1 Roosevelt's "New Deal"
Background: in the face of the serious economic crisis in 1929, Hoover administration was unable to reverse the economic downturn. ② The discontent of the people is rising, and the voice of the whole country calling for reform is becoming stronger and stronger. It is hoped that a strong government will adopt effective policies to improve the economic situation quickly. ③ Roosevelt won wide support with the slogan of "New Deal", defeated Hoover and became the 32nd president of the United States
Objective: to get rid of the economic crisis as soon as possible and realize the economic revival, so as to maintain the capitalist system
contents: 1. In finance, the bank was ordered to suspend business temporarily and graally restore its credit. Devalue the US dollar to stimulate exports. ② In the aspect of instry, through the instrial revival law, all instrial enterprises are required to formulate fair operation regulations of their own instry, stipulate proction scale, price level, wage standard and working hours, so as to prevent over proction caused by blind competition. ③ In agriculture, we should encourage farmers to adjust the proction structure, stabilize the prices of agricultural procts and improve the agricultural proction environment. ④ While providing social welfare to the unemployed, we should actively promote "work for relief", set up public projects, increase employment, stimulate consumption and proction, and stabilize social order
features: ① the government intervenes the economy in an all-round way. ② Avoid nationalization and try to maintain the capitalist free enterprise system. ③ Some measures have been taken in favor of workers and small procers to ease class contradictions in China< On April 12, 1945, Roosevelt died suddenly, and Vice President Truman succeeded the president of the United States. After the victory of the war, President Truman faced a series of intractable domestic problems. Firstly, the demobilization of the army has brought about a huge employment problem. Secondly, the cancellation of the military contract has brought about a serious unemployment problem. Faced with such a severe situation, Truman government deeply felt that it was necessary to take timely measures to solve the employment problem after the war, otherwise the social contradictions would intensify and the transformation from wartime economy to peacetime could not be smoothly realized
an important measure taken by Truman government to solve a series of domestic problems after the war is to put forward the program of "fair governance"“ The core of the "fair governance" program is to protect the economic rights of the American general public through legislation“ The implementation of the "fair governance" program is divided into two stages. The most important piece of legislation in the first stage was the Employment Act of 1946. The act stipulates that the federal government must be responsible for maintaining "maximum employment, proction and purchasing power" to avoid the recurrence of the mass unemployment that occurred in the 1930s. Since the employment law emphasizes the legal obligation of the federal government to maintain employment and provide job opportunities to the unemployed, it is considered by American economic historians as "perhaps the most historic economic law of the 20th century." After the implementation of the Employment Act, the U.S. government strengthened the resettlement of demobilized soldiers and accelerated the pace of transforming military instry into civilian instry. After two years of efforts, the U.S. realized the adjustment from wartime economy to peacetime economy without turmoil. However, in the first stage of the implementation of the "fair governance" program, the Republican controlled U.S. Congress passed the bill jointly proposed by Senator Taft and representative Hartley to deal with the workers' movement. The act forbids support strikes and pickets, as well as strikes by government workers in enterprises; Business owners can employ non union members and have the right to ask the trade union to compensate for the economic losses caused by illegal strikes. President Truman vetoed the bill based on his political idea of "fair governance", but the Senate and the house of Representatives vetoed it again by more than two-thirds of the majority, which made the bill of restricting trade union rights become the law of the United States
the implementation of the second stage "fair governance" program of Truman government has achieved certain results. During Truman's second term as president, the minimum wage in the United States increased from 40 cents an hour to 75 cents, the number of pensioners increased by 10 million, and a bill to build 800000 homes for low-income people within six years was passed. However, because both houses of Congress were controlled by conservative Republicans at that time, many "fair governance" bills proposed by Truman were not passed. Not only did Truman's promise of abolishing the Taft Hartley act not come true, but also the idea of establishing a sound national medical insurance system did not come true. As for the real protection of every citizen's rights, especially the protection of the rights of ethnic minorities, it is "a dead letter"< (3) Eisenhower's "middle road"
the Korean War broke out in 1950 helped the Republican Party to return to the White House after 20 years. In the general election at the end of 1952, Eisenhower, the Republican candidate who put forward the slogan of ending the Korean War, defeated Stevenson, the Democratic candidate, and was elected the 34th President of the United States. Then Eisenhower won the consecutive election in 1956, making the Republican Party in power for eight consecutive years
although Eisenhower is a Republican, the new president, who was a famous Marshal ring World War II and President of Columbia University after the war, knows that he can't follow the old path of ultra laissez faire conservatism of the Republican Party and completely negate the national intervention policy of the democratic government in the past, because it is not only related to the welfare of thousands of families in the United States, It is also related to whether the United States can maintain its hegemony in the world through "foreign aid" (foreign aid needs to be funded by the federal government). As a result, Eisenhower government implemented a "middle road" between state intervention and laissez faire, which Eisenhower called "Neo conservatism" or "living conservatism". During Eisenhower's eight years in power, the Republican government basically followed the social and economic policies of the former democratic government, and expanded in some aspects. According to the relevant legislation in 1954 and 1956, the number of people who are included in the social security system in the United States has increased by 10 million, and the people who have lost their labor force can also receive government relief. Although Congress rejected the president's request that the federal government participate in the national health insurance program, Eisenhower Administration's spending on public health and medical programs has steadily increased. According to statistics, from 1950 to 1960, the national expenditure on social welfare in the United States increased from 23 billion US dollars to 53.2 billion US dollars, that is, from 8.9% of the gross national proct to 10.5%. In terms of ecation, Eisenhower administration took advantage of the opportunity of the Soviet satellite to make Americans feel that science and technology and ecation have fallen behind, and prompted Congress to pass the national defense ecation law, providing long-term low interest loans to college students< At the end of 1960, the Democratic Party defeated the Republican Party in the presidential election, and the Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy became the youngest president in the history of the United States. After Kennedy took office in 1961, he proposed to open up the "new frontier" of the United States, hoping to catch up with the Soviet Union in space technology and maintain the leading position of the United States in other fields of science, technology and economy. Kennedy's so-called "new frontier" is not a geographical concept, but refers to new areas and new challenges. To open up a "new frontier" is to use the advanced science and technology and strong economic strength of the United States to open up new fields and meet new challenges. Under the guidance of the "new frontier" policy, the U.S. government proposed a lunar landing program, increasing government investment in scientific research and development. At the same time, the Kennedy administration also put forward the anti recession plan, and prompted Congress to allocate 400 million dollars to help the poor areas in the country. In housing and urban construction, the Kennedy administration also tried to invest money to improve. This series of "new frontier" policies led to a sharp increase in the fiscal deficit of the federal government of the United States< On November 22, 1963, Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas when he was preparing for the next presidential election, and Vice President Johnson succeeded him. In the next presidential election, Johnson won re-election. Johnson Administration's domestic policy program continues the line of Kennedy administration, and his programmatic slogan is to build a "great society". Not long after Johnson became president, on May 22, 1964, when he delivered a speech at the University of Michigan, he proposed that we not only have the opportunity to move towards a rich and powerful society, but also have the opportunity to move towards a great society based on the prosperity and freedom of all. To this end, poverty and social discrimination must be eliminated. " In order to build a "great society", Johnson Administration spared no effort to urge Congress to pass a series of legislation, including "economic possibility law", "Appalachian Regional Development Law", "public works and economic law", etc. Although the Johnson administration has done a lot in ecation, solving unemployment, raising the minimum wage and so on, the goal of "great society" to solve the poverty problem in the United States has not really been achieved because of the Johnson Administration's escalation in the Vietnam War and the sharp increase in defense spending
ring the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations, the African American civil rights movement was on the rise. In the United States, racial discrimination against blacks is deeply rooted. After the Second World War, the struggle of African Americans for the abolition of racial discrimination sprang up. In the 1950s, under the pressure of public opinion, the Supreme Court of the United States declared that "the principle of" segregation but equality "could not be allowed in public ecation", so it ruled that the act of separating white people from black people to receive ecation was unconstitutional. But the south of the United States is still segregated in schools and bus services< (5) Reagan's "economic recovery plan"
in November 1980, Reagan, the Republican candidate, won by an overwhelming majority and was elected the 40th president of the United States. On the evening of February 5, 1981, Reagan put forward the "economic recovery plan" in his national television speech. The plan is 300 pages long, and its main contents include: recing federal spending, substantially recing tax rates for indivials and businesses, recing various government regulations for business operations, and formulating stable monetary policies. Obviously, the theoretical basis of this plan comes from monetarism and supply school. The launch of the plan marks a significant change in the U.S. government's economic policy, that is, from Keynesian interventionist inflation policy to liberal and laissez faire tightening policy. Since Roosevelt's new deal in the 1930s, all previous administrations in the United States have been guided by Keynesianism and implemented the policy of big government, high tax, multi regulation and large expenditure. After Reagan came to power, the U.S. government began to implement the laissez faire economic policy of small government, low tax, less regulation and small expenditure according to his "economic recovery plan" and the theory of monetarism and supply school different from Keynesianism. Reagan stressed that only through tax rection and deregulation can we improve the economy of free enterprises in the free market, break the stagnation of the U.S. economy and restore the growth capacity of the U.S. economy< In a word, the basic principle of the Reagan Administration's "economic recovery plan" is to rece the cost of investment
Background: in the face of the serious economic crisis in 1929, Hoover administration was unable to reverse the economic downturn. ② The discontent of the people is rising, and the voice of the whole country calling for reform is becoming stronger and stronger. It is hoped that a strong government will adopt effective policies to improve the economic situation quickly. ③ Roosevelt won wide support with the slogan of "New Deal", defeated Hoover and became the 32nd president of the United States
Objective: to get rid of the economic crisis as soon as possible and realize the economic revival, so as to maintain the capitalist system
contents: 1. In finance, the bank was ordered to suspend business temporarily and graally restore its credit. Devalue the US dollar to stimulate exports. ② In the aspect of instry, through the instrial revival law, all instrial enterprises are required to formulate fair operation regulations of their own instry, stipulate proction scale, price level, wage standard and working hours, so as to prevent over proction caused by blind competition. ③ In agriculture, we should encourage farmers to adjust the proction structure, stabilize the prices of agricultural procts and improve the agricultural proction environment. ④ While providing social welfare to the unemployed, we should actively promote "work for relief", set up public projects, increase employment, stimulate consumption and proction, and stabilize social order
features: ① the government intervenes the economy in an all-round way. ② Avoid nationalization and try to maintain the capitalist free enterprise system. ③ Some measures have been taken in favor of workers and small procers to ease class contradictions in China< On April 12, 1945, Roosevelt died suddenly, and Vice President Truman succeeded the president of the United States. After the victory of the war, President Truman faced a series of intractable domestic problems. Firstly, the demobilization of the army has brought about a huge employment problem. Secondly, the cancellation of the military contract has brought about a serious unemployment problem. Faced with such a severe situation, Truman government deeply felt that it was necessary to take timely measures to solve the employment problem after the war, otherwise the social contradictions would intensify and the transformation from wartime economy to peacetime could not be smoothly realized
an important measure taken by Truman government to solve a series of domestic problems after the war is to put forward the program of "fair governance"“ The core of the "fair governance" program is to protect the economic rights of the American general public through legislation“ The implementation of the "fair governance" program is divided into two stages. The most important piece of legislation in the first stage was the Employment Act of 1946. The act stipulates that the federal government must be responsible for maintaining "maximum employment, proction and purchasing power" to avoid the recurrence of the mass unemployment that occurred in the 1930s. Since the employment law emphasizes the legal obligation of the federal government to maintain employment and provide job opportunities to the unemployed, it is considered by American economic historians as "perhaps the most historic economic law of the 20th century." After the implementation of the Employment Act, the U.S. government strengthened the resettlement of demobilized soldiers and accelerated the pace of transforming military instry into civilian instry. After two years of efforts, the U.S. realized the adjustment from wartime economy to peacetime economy without turmoil. However, in the first stage of the implementation of the "fair governance" program, the Republican controlled U.S. Congress passed the bill jointly proposed by Senator Taft and representative Hartley to deal with the workers' movement. The act forbids support strikes and pickets, as well as strikes by government workers in enterprises; Business owners can employ non union members and have the right to ask the trade union to compensate for the economic losses caused by illegal strikes. President Truman vetoed the bill based on his political idea of "fair governance", but the Senate and the house of Representatives vetoed it again by more than two-thirds of the majority, which made the bill of restricting trade union rights become the law of the United States
the implementation of the second stage "fair governance" program of Truman government has achieved certain results. During Truman's second term as president, the minimum wage in the United States increased from 40 cents an hour to 75 cents, the number of pensioners increased by 10 million, and a bill to build 800000 homes for low-income people within six years was passed. However, because both houses of Congress were controlled by conservative Republicans at that time, many "fair governance" bills proposed by Truman were not passed. Not only did Truman's promise of abolishing the Taft Hartley act not come true, but also the idea of establishing a sound national medical insurance system did not come true. As for the real protection of every citizen's rights, especially the protection of the rights of ethnic minorities, it is "a dead letter"< (3) Eisenhower's "middle road"
the Korean War broke out in 1950 helped the Republican Party to return to the White House after 20 years. In the general election at the end of 1952, Eisenhower, the Republican candidate who put forward the slogan of ending the Korean War, defeated Stevenson, the Democratic candidate, and was elected the 34th President of the United States. Then Eisenhower won the consecutive election in 1956, making the Republican Party in power for eight consecutive years
although Eisenhower is a Republican, the new president, who was a famous Marshal ring World War II and President of Columbia University after the war, knows that he can't follow the old path of ultra laissez faire conservatism of the Republican Party and completely negate the national intervention policy of the democratic government in the past, because it is not only related to the welfare of thousands of families in the United States, It is also related to whether the United States can maintain its hegemony in the world through "foreign aid" (foreign aid needs to be funded by the federal government). As a result, Eisenhower government implemented a "middle road" between state intervention and laissez faire, which Eisenhower called "Neo conservatism" or "living conservatism". During Eisenhower's eight years in power, the Republican government basically followed the social and economic policies of the former democratic government, and expanded in some aspects. According to the relevant legislation in 1954 and 1956, the number of people who are included in the social security system in the United States has increased by 10 million, and the people who have lost their labor force can also receive government relief. Although Congress rejected the president's request that the federal government participate in the national health insurance program, Eisenhower Administration's spending on public health and medical programs has steadily increased. According to statistics, from 1950 to 1960, the national expenditure on social welfare in the United States increased from 23 billion US dollars to 53.2 billion US dollars, that is, from 8.9% of the gross national proct to 10.5%. In terms of ecation, Eisenhower administration took advantage of the opportunity of the Soviet satellite to make Americans feel that science and technology and ecation have fallen behind, and prompted Congress to pass the national defense ecation law, providing long-term low interest loans to college students< At the end of 1960, the Democratic Party defeated the Republican Party in the presidential election, and the Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy became the youngest president in the history of the United States. After Kennedy took office in 1961, he proposed to open up the "new frontier" of the United States, hoping to catch up with the Soviet Union in space technology and maintain the leading position of the United States in other fields of science, technology and economy. Kennedy's so-called "new frontier" is not a geographical concept, but refers to new areas and new challenges. To open up a "new frontier" is to use the advanced science and technology and strong economic strength of the United States to open up new fields and meet new challenges. Under the guidance of the "new frontier" policy, the U.S. government proposed a lunar landing program, increasing government investment in scientific research and development. At the same time, the Kennedy administration also put forward the anti recession plan, and prompted Congress to allocate 400 million dollars to help the poor areas in the country. In housing and urban construction, the Kennedy administration also tried to invest money to improve. This series of "new frontier" policies led to a sharp increase in the fiscal deficit of the federal government of the United States< On November 22, 1963, Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas when he was preparing for the next presidential election, and Vice President Johnson succeeded him. In the next presidential election, Johnson won re-election. Johnson Administration's domestic policy program continues the line of Kennedy administration, and his programmatic slogan is to build a "great society". Not long after Johnson became president, on May 22, 1964, when he delivered a speech at the University of Michigan, he proposed that we not only have the opportunity to move towards a rich and powerful society, but also have the opportunity to move towards a great society based on the prosperity and freedom of all. To this end, poverty and social discrimination must be eliminated. " In order to build a "great society", Johnson Administration spared no effort to urge Congress to pass a series of legislation, including "economic possibility law", "Appalachian Regional Development Law", "public works and economic law", etc. Although the Johnson administration has done a lot in ecation, solving unemployment, raising the minimum wage and so on, the goal of "great society" to solve the poverty problem in the United States has not really been achieved because of the Johnson Administration's escalation in the Vietnam War and the sharp increase in defense spending
ring the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations, the African American civil rights movement was on the rise. In the United States, racial discrimination against blacks is deeply rooted. After the Second World War, the struggle of African Americans for the abolition of racial discrimination sprang up. In the 1950s, under the pressure of public opinion, the Supreme Court of the United States declared that "the principle of" segregation but equality "could not be allowed in public ecation", so it ruled that the act of separating white people from black people to receive ecation was unconstitutional. But the south of the United States is still segregated in schools and bus services< (5) Reagan's "economic recovery plan"
in November 1980, Reagan, the Republican candidate, won by an overwhelming majority and was elected the 40th president of the United States. On the evening of February 5, 1981, Reagan put forward the "economic recovery plan" in his national television speech. The plan is 300 pages long, and its main contents include: recing federal spending, substantially recing tax rates for indivials and businesses, recing various government regulations for business operations, and formulating stable monetary policies. Obviously, the theoretical basis of this plan comes from monetarism and supply school. The launch of the plan marks a significant change in the U.S. government's economic policy, that is, from Keynesian interventionist inflation policy to liberal and laissez faire tightening policy. Since Roosevelt's new deal in the 1930s, all previous administrations in the United States have been guided by Keynesianism and implemented the policy of big government, high tax, multi regulation and large expenditure. After Reagan came to power, the U.S. government began to implement the laissez faire economic policy of small government, low tax, less regulation and small expenditure according to his "economic recovery plan" and the theory of monetarism and supply school different from Keynesianism. Reagan stressed that only through tax rection and deregulation can we improve the economy of free enterprises in the free market, break the stagnation of the U.S. economy and restore the growth capacity of the U.S. economy< In a word, the basic principle of the Reagan Administration's "economic recovery plan" is to rece the cost of investment
6. American electoral system
two hundred years ago, when the United States was just founded, the founders of the United States designed the electoral system. At that time, the main purpose was to prevent politicians from making false promises to the voters to defraud them of their votes; Elector & quot; Indirect election of the president to avoid malpractice. But today that meaning is gone. This system is mainly to respect the rights of the States, it is the embodiment of American democracy decentralization and respect for local state power
all of America & quot; Electoral votes & quot; A total of 538, which is the total number of senators (100), representatives (435) and representatives of Washington, D.C. (3). Senators are allocated by state, two in each of the 50 states; Members of the house of representatives are elected according to the population, and about 500000 people elect one. For example, New York State has a population of more than 16 million, with 31 members of the house of Representatives, plus two senators, and a total of 33 electoral votes
except for Maine and Nebraska, any presidential candidate who wins the majority vote of this state wins all the electoral votes of this state, which is called & quot; Winner takes all;. According to the electoral college system, a candidate wins more than half (270) of 538 electoral votes in each state and is elected president
because the winner takes all calculation method is adopted, it is possible that the candidate wins the national poll, but loses the general election because the electoral votes are less than half. For example, in the 2000 general election, the Democratic candidate Gore had 500000 more votes than the Republican candidate bush. But in Florida, Bush won hundreds of Gore's votes. According to the winner takes all principle, Bush won all 25 electoral votes in that state, which made his electoral votes more than half of the country and he was elected president.
two hundred years ago, when the United States was just founded, the founders of the United States designed the electoral system. At that time, the main purpose was to prevent politicians from making false promises to the voters to defraud them of their votes; Elector & quot; Indirect election of the president to avoid malpractice. But today that meaning is gone. This system is mainly to respect the rights of the States, it is the embodiment of American democracy decentralization and respect for local state power
all of America & quot; Electoral votes & quot; A total of 538, which is the total number of senators (100), representatives (435) and representatives of Washington, D.C. (3). Senators are allocated by state, two in each of the 50 states; Members of the house of representatives are elected according to the population, and about 500000 people elect one. For example, New York State has a population of more than 16 million, with 31 members of the house of Representatives, plus two senators, and a total of 33 electoral votes
except for Maine and Nebraska, any presidential candidate who wins the majority vote of this state wins all the electoral votes of this state, which is called & quot; Winner takes all;. According to the electoral college system, a candidate wins more than half (270) of 538 electoral votes in each state and is elected president
because the winner takes all calculation method is adopted, it is possible that the candidate wins the national poll, but loses the general election because the electoral votes are less than half. For example, in the 2000 general election, the Democratic candidate Gore had 500000 more votes than the Republican candidate bush. But in Florida, Bush won hundreds of Gore's votes. According to the winner takes all principle, Bush won all 25 electoral votes in that state, which made his electoral votes more than half of the country and he was elected president.
7. A list of the presidents of the United States
number of terms of office (years) of the president and the number of terms of the parties to which he belongs
1; Washington 1789-1797 Federalist Party 1,2
2 John & Chen 8226; Adams 1797-1801 Federalist party 3
3 Thomas; Jefferson 1801-1809 Democratic Republican Party 4,5
4 James & Chen 8226; Madison 1809-1817 Democratic Republican Party 6,7
5 James & Chen 8226; Monroe 1817-1825 Democratic Republican Party 8,9
6 John & Chen 8226; Adams 1825-1829 Democratic Republican Party 10
7 Andrew & Chen 8226; Jackson 1829-1837 Democratic Party 11,12
8 Martin & Chen 8226; Fan and Chen 8226; Bren 1837-1841 democratic party 13
9 William & Chen 8226; Harrison 1841-1841 Whig party 14
10 John & Chen 8226; Taylor 1841-1845 Whig party 14
11 James & Chen 8226; Polk 1845-1849 democratic party 15
12 tochari & Chen 8226; Taylor 1849-1850 Whig party 16
13 Millard & Chen 8226; Fillmore 1850-1853 Whig party 16
14 Franklin; Pierce 1853-1857 Democratic Party 17
15 James & Chen 8226; Buchanan 1857-1861 Democratic Party 18
16 Abraham & Chen 8226; Lincoln 1861-1865 Republican Party 19
17 Andrew & Chen 8226; Johnson 1865-1869 Republican Party 20
18 Ulysses; Grant 1869-1877 Republican Party 21,22
19 Rutherford & Chen 8226; Hayes 1877-1881 Republican Party 23
20 James & Chen 8226; Garfield 1881-1881 Republican Party 24
21 Chester & Chen 8226; Arthur 1881-1885 Republican Party 24
22 Grover & Chen 8226; Cleveland 1885-1889 Democratic Party 25
23 Benjamin & Chen 8226; Harrison 1889-1893 Republican Party 26
24 Grover & Chen 8226; Cleveland 1893-1897 Democratic Party 27
25 William & Chen 8226; McKinley 1897-1901 Republican Party 28
26 Theodore & Chen 8226; Roosevelt 1901-1909 Republican Party 29, 30
27 William & Chen 8226; Taft 1909-1913 Republican Party 31,32
28 Woodrow & Chen 8226; Wilson 1913-1921 Democratic Party 33, 34
29 Warren & Chen 8226; Harding 1921-1923 Republican Party 35
30 Calvin & Chen 8226; Coolidge 1923-1929 Republican Party 35, 36
31 Herbert & Chen 8226; Hoover 1929-1933 Republican Party 37
32 Franklin & Chen 8226; Roosevelt 1933-1945 Democratic Party 38, 39, 40
33 Harry & Chen 8226; Truman 1945-1953 Democratic Party 41,42
34 Dwight & Chen 8226; Eisenhower 1953-1961 Republican Party 43, 44
35 John & Chen 8226; Kennedy 1961-1663 Democratic Party 45
36 Linton & Chen 8226; Johnson 1963-1969 Democratic Party 45, 46
37 Richard & Chen 8226; Nixon 1969-1974 Republican Party 47
38 Gerald & Chen 8226; Ford 1874-1977 Republican Party 48
39 James & Chen 8226; Carter 1977-1981 Democratic Party 49
40 Ronald & Chen 8226; Reagan 1981-1989 Republican Party 50, 51
41 George W; Bush 1989-1993 Republican Party 52
42 Bill & Chen 8226; Clinton 1993-2001 Democratic Party 53, 54
43 George W; The details are as follows:
Washington (1732-1799), George
term of office: April 30, 1789 March 4, 1793 (the first term)
March 4, 1793 March 4, 1797 (the second term)
Party: Federalist
the first president of the United States (1789-1797), Commander in chief of the American Revolutionary War. In 1789, he was elected the first president of the United States. He organized the lean federal government, promulgated judicial regulations, and established the Federal Supreme Court. He leans to Federalists on many issues, but tries to keep a balance between the Federalists and the Democratic Republicans. He was honored as the father of the United States for his great contribution to the independence of the United States
John & Chen 8226; Kunxi & Chen 8226; Adams (1767-1848)
term of office: March 4, 1825 - March 4, 1829 (the third term)
political party: Democratic Republican Party
John F; Kunxi & Chen 8226; Adams is the sixth president of the United States. He was the second president, John; Adams and first lady Abigail; The eldest son of Adams. He is the first president in American history to become president after his father<
the third president of the United States (March 4, 1801 - March 3, 1809) (4th and 5th term)
Name: Thomas H; Jefferson
nickname: & quot; People's people & quot
political party: Democratic Republican
Thomas; Jefferson is an active leader and organizer of the American Revolution of independence, and the famous drafter of the American Declaration of independence. He has been engaged in political activities for nearly 60 years and is a great hero in the eyes of the American people. Jefferson is a bourgeois democratic thinker who advocates equality of human rights, freedom of speech, religion and personal freedom<
the fourth president of the United States (March 4, 1809 - March 3, 1817) (6th and 7th term)
Name: James & Chen 8226; Madison
nickname: & quot; The father of Constitution & quot
political party: Democratic Republican Party
Madison was born in 1751 in Orange County, Virginia, and graated from (then called New Jersey College) Princeton. He studies history and government, and he studies law very well. He was studious in his youth and devoted himself to the war of independence. He participated in the constitution of Virginia in 1776, provided it in the Continental Congress, and was a leader of the Virginia conference
James & Chen 8226; Monroe (1758-1831)
presidential term: March 4, 1817 - March 4, 1821 (the 8th term)
March 4, 1821 - March 4, 1825 (the 9th term)
political party: Democratic Republican Party
when Monroe was president, it was at the time when the United States ended the successive years of war and entered the period of peaceful construction. He emphasized national consciousness at home and vigorously explored territory abroad, It has created favorable conditions for the development of American capitalism. In 1823, Monroe put forward the policy of American foreign policy in his state of the Union address, which is known as "Monroe declaration" or "Monroeism", that is to say, under the slogan "America is America for Americans", Latin America is openly classified as the sphere of influence of the United States. Monroe, a miserable old man, died at his daughter's home at the age of 73<
the second president of the United States (March 4, 1797 - March 3, 1801) (the 10th term)
Name: John & Chen 8226; Adams
nickname: & quot; The giant of American Independence & quot
political party: Federalist
John F; As a political philosopher, Adams has more amazing knowledge and thinking power& quot; People and country are forged in adversity; There is no doubt that this is his idea and the experience of the United States, he said
Andrew & Chen 8226; Jackson (1767-1845)
presidential term: March 4, 1829 - March 4, 1833 (11th term)
March 4, 1833 - March 4, 1837 (12th term)
Martin; Van Buren (1782-1862)
presidential term: March 4, 1837 - March 4, 1841 (13th)
political party: Democratic Party
Van Buren is a descendant of the Dutch. He was born in kindlhuck, New York in 1782. Before he was elected president, he served as New York state senator, congressman, governor, Secretary of state and vice president. After Van Buren came to power in 1837, a serious economic crisis broke out in the United States. He proposed the independent treasury system and other measures. During his four-year term of office, there was a serious border conflict between the United States and Canada, and finally the Webster asberton treaty was signed. As the severe economic depression continued for many years, people lost confidence in Van Buren. When he ran for re-election in 1840, he lost to Harrison. Later, he took part in the election twice, both of which were defeated, so he withdrew from politics and left his hometown<
Party: Democratic Party
Jackson is the first civilian president in American history. The father died before he was born. As a teenager, he lived in the remote western region, where he spent the years of the revolutionary war. He started as a border lawyer, served as a congressman, a senator, a state Supreme Court judge, and a state militia major general. In the second war against Britain, he was tough and willing to share weal and woe with the soldiers, known as "old walnut". In the battle of New Orleans, he led his troops to defeat the British army, inspired the whole country and became a famous hero. He was the first Democratic president in the United States. During his term of office, he made great efforts to strengthen the power of the president and safeguard the unity of the Federation. He was known as "democratic politics" in history and was almost as famous as the third President Jefferson
William & Chen 8226; Henry and Chen; Harrison (1773-1841)
presidential term: March 4, 1841 - April 4, 1841 (14th)
political party: Whig Party
Harrison was born in a famous family, and his father was one of the signers of the declaration of independence. He made remarkable achievements in the second war against Britain. He won the presidential election in 1840 and was 68 years old when he took office. At the inauguration ceremony, he felt cold and then turned to pneumonia. He fell ill and died in a month. It is the first president of the United States who died in the White House. He did not have a clear political platform and did not take any major action ring his administration
John & Chen 8226; Taylor (1790-1862)
term of office: April 6, 1841 - March 4, 1846 (14th term) (succession)
political party: Whig Party
Taylor was formerly vice president, and he succeeded Harrison because he died soon after he took office. During his tenure of office, the United States signed the first unequal treaty with China, the Sino US Wangxia treaty, through which the United States obtained privileges such as tariff agreement, five port trade, consular adjudication and most favored nation treatment
James & Chen 8226; K• Polk is known as the first "dark horse" President of the United States: (15th)
in the general election of 1844, the Democratic Party's presidential nomination was deadlocked. After the negotiation behind the scenes and under the influence of Jackson, Polk, who was not a candidate, was nominated and defeated the Whig in the general election; Clay was elected and became the first "dark horse" President of the United States. During his tenure, he selected several very capable assistants. The Polk government expanded the territory on a large scale. Two years of war with Mexico made Texas a state of the United States, southwest and far west
number of terms of office (years) of the president and the number of terms of the parties to which he belongs
1; Washington 1789-1797 Federalist Party 1,2
2 John & Chen 8226; Adams 1797-1801 Federalist party 3
3 Thomas; Jefferson 1801-1809 Democratic Republican Party 4,5
4 James & Chen 8226; Madison 1809-1817 Democratic Republican Party 6,7
5 James & Chen 8226; Monroe 1817-1825 Democratic Republican Party 8,9
6 John & Chen 8226; Adams 1825-1829 Democratic Republican Party 10
7 Andrew & Chen 8226; Jackson 1829-1837 Democratic Party 11,12
8 Martin & Chen 8226; Fan and Chen 8226; Bren 1837-1841 democratic party 13
9 William & Chen 8226; Harrison 1841-1841 Whig party 14
10 John & Chen 8226; Taylor 1841-1845 Whig party 14
11 James & Chen 8226; Polk 1845-1849 democratic party 15
12 tochari & Chen 8226; Taylor 1849-1850 Whig party 16
13 Millard & Chen 8226; Fillmore 1850-1853 Whig party 16
14 Franklin; Pierce 1853-1857 Democratic Party 17
15 James & Chen 8226; Buchanan 1857-1861 Democratic Party 18
16 Abraham & Chen 8226; Lincoln 1861-1865 Republican Party 19
17 Andrew & Chen 8226; Johnson 1865-1869 Republican Party 20
18 Ulysses; Grant 1869-1877 Republican Party 21,22
19 Rutherford & Chen 8226; Hayes 1877-1881 Republican Party 23
20 James & Chen 8226; Garfield 1881-1881 Republican Party 24
21 Chester & Chen 8226; Arthur 1881-1885 Republican Party 24
22 Grover & Chen 8226; Cleveland 1885-1889 Democratic Party 25
23 Benjamin & Chen 8226; Harrison 1889-1893 Republican Party 26
24 Grover & Chen 8226; Cleveland 1893-1897 Democratic Party 27
25 William & Chen 8226; McKinley 1897-1901 Republican Party 28
26 Theodore & Chen 8226; Roosevelt 1901-1909 Republican Party 29, 30
27 William & Chen 8226; Taft 1909-1913 Republican Party 31,32
28 Woodrow & Chen 8226; Wilson 1913-1921 Democratic Party 33, 34
29 Warren & Chen 8226; Harding 1921-1923 Republican Party 35
30 Calvin & Chen 8226; Coolidge 1923-1929 Republican Party 35, 36
31 Herbert & Chen 8226; Hoover 1929-1933 Republican Party 37
32 Franklin & Chen 8226; Roosevelt 1933-1945 Democratic Party 38, 39, 40
33 Harry & Chen 8226; Truman 1945-1953 Democratic Party 41,42
34 Dwight & Chen 8226; Eisenhower 1953-1961 Republican Party 43, 44
35 John & Chen 8226; Kennedy 1961-1663 Democratic Party 45
36 Linton & Chen 8226; Johnson 1963-1969 Democratic Party 45, 46
37 Richard & Chen 8226; Nixon 1969-1974 Republican Party 47
38 Gerald & Chen 8226; Ford 1874-1977 Republican Party 48
39 James & Chen 8226; Carter 1977-1981 Democratic Party 49
40 Ronald & Chen 8226; Reagan 1981-1989 Republican Party 50, 51
41 George W; Bush 1989-1993 Republican Party 52
42 Bill & Chen 8226; Clinton 1993-2001 Democratic Party 53, 54
43 George W; The details are as follows:
Washington (1732-1799), George
term of office: April 30, 1789 March 4, 1793 (the first term)
March 4, 1793 March 4, 1797 (the second term)
Party: Federalist
the first president of the United States (1789-1797), Commander in chief of the American Revolutionary War. In 1789, he was elected the first president of the United States. He organized the lean federal government, promulgated judicial regulations, and established the Federal Supreme Court. He leans to Federalists on many issues, but tries to keep a balance between the Federalists and the Democratic Republicans. He was honored as the father of the United States for his great contribution to the independence of the United States
John & Chen 8226; Kunxi & Chen 8226; Adams (1767-1848)
term of office: March 4, 1825 - March 4, 1829 (the third term)
political party: Democratic Republican Party
John F; Kunxi & Chen 8226; Adams is the sixth president of the United States. He was the second president, John; Adams and first lady Abigail; The eldest son of Adams. He is the first president in American history to become president after his father<
the third president of the United States (March 4, 1801 - March 3, 1809) (4th and 5th term)
Name: Thomas H; Jefferson
nickname: & quot; People's people & quot
political party: Democratic Republican
Thomas; Jefferson is an active leader and organizer of the American Revolution of independence, and the famous drafter of the American Declaration of independence. He has been engaged in political activities for nearly 60 years and is a great hero in the eyes of the American people. Jefferson is a bourgeois democratic thinker who advocates equality of human rights, freedom of speech, religion and personal freedom<
the fourth president of the United States (March 4, 1809 - March 3, 1817) (6th and 7th term)
Name: James & Chen 8226; Madison
nickname: & quot; The father of Constitution & quot
political party: Democratic Republican Party
Madison was born in 1751 in Orange County, Virginia, and graated from (then called New Jersey College) Princeton. He studies history and government, and he studies law very well. He was studious in his youth and devoted himself to the war of independence. He participated in the constitution of Virginia in 1776, provided it in the Continental Congress, and was a leader of the Virginia conference
James & Chen 8226; Monroe (1758-1831)
presidential term: March 4, 1817 - March 4, 1821 (the 8th term)
March 4, 1821 - March 4, 1825 (the 9th term)
political party: Democratic Republican Party
when Monroe was president, it was at the time when the United States ended the successive years of war and entered the period of peaceful construction. He emphasized national consciousness at home and vigorously explored territory abroad, It has created favorable conditions for the development of American capitalism. In 1823, Monroe put forward the policy of American foreign policy in his state of the Union address, which is known as "Monroe declaration" or "Monroeism", that is to say, under the slogan "America is America for Americans", Latin America is openly classified as the sphere of influence of the United States. Monroe, a miserable old man, died at his daughter's home at the age of 73<
the second president of the United States (March 4, 1797 - March 3, 1801) (the 10th term)
Name: John & Chen 8226; Adams
nickname: & quot; The giant of American Independence & quot
political party: Federalist
John F; As a political philosopher, Adams has more amazing knowledge and thinking power& quot; People and country are forged in adversity; There is no doubt that this is his idea and the experience of the United States, he said
Andrew & Chen 8226; Jackson (1767-1845)
presidential term: March 4, 1829 - March 4, 1833 (11th term)
March 4, 1833 - March 4, 1837 (12th term)
Martin; Van Buren (1782-1862)
presidential term: March 4, 1837 - March 4, 1841 (13th)
political party: Democratic Party
Van Buren is a descendant of the Dutch. He was born in kindlhuck, New York in 1782. Before he was elected president, he served as New York state senator, congressman, governor, Secretary of state and vice president. After Van Buren came to power in 1837, a serious economic crisis broke out in the United States. He proposed the independent treasury system and other measures. During his four-year term of office, there was a serious border conflict between the United States and Canada, and finally the Webster asberton treaty was signed. As the severe economic depression continued for many years, people lost confidence in Van Buren. When he ran for re-election in 1840, he lost to Harrison. Later, he took part in the election twice, both of which were defeated, so he withdrew from politics and left his hometown<
Party: Democratic Party
Jackson is the first civilian president in American history. The father died before he was born. As a teenager, he lived in the remote western region, where he spent the years of the revolutionary war. He started as a border lawyer, served as a congressman, a senator, a state Supreme Court judge, and a state militia major general. In the second war against Britain, he was tough and willing to share weal and woe with the soldiers, known as "old walnut". In the battle of New Orleans, he led his troops to defeat the British army, inspired the whole country and became a famous hero. He was the first Democratic president in the United States. During his term of office, he made great efforts to strengthen the power of the president and safeguard the unity of the Federation. He was known as "democratic politics" in history and was almost as famous as the third President Jefferson
William & Chen 8226; Henry and Chen; Harrison (1773-1841)
presidential term: March 4, 1841 - April 4, 1841 (14th)
political party: Whig Party
Harrison was born in a famous family, and his father was one of the signers of the declaration of independence. He made remarkable achievements in the second war against Britain. He won the presidential election in 1840 and was 68 years old when he took office. At the inauguration ceremony, he felt cold and then turned to pneumonia. He fell ill and died in a month. It is the first president of the United States who died in the White House. He did not have a clear political platform and did not take any major action ring his administration
John & Chen 8226; Taylor (1790-1862)
term of office: April 6, 1841 - March 4, 1846 (14th term) (succession)
political party: Whig Party
Taylor was formerly vice president, and he succeeded Harrison because he died soon after he took office. During his tenure of office, the United States signed the first unequal treaty with China, the Sino US Wangxia treaty, through which the United States obtained privileges such as tariff agreement, five port trade, consular adjudication and most favored nation treatment
James & Chen 8226; K• Polk is known as the first "dark horse" President of the United States: (15th)
in the general election of 1844, the Democratic Party's presidential nomination was deadlocked. After the negotiation behind the scenes and under the influence of Jackson, Polk, who was not a candidate, was nominated and defeated the Whig in the general election; Clay was elected and became the first "dark horse" President of the United States. During his tenure, he selected several very capable assistants. The Polk government expanded the territory on a large scale. Two years of war with Mexico made Texas a state of the United States, southwest and far west
8.
Under the feudal rule of ancient China, the status of emperors was extremely noble, not only because of their great power, but also because of their unlimited wealth and all kinds of extravagant life. Most people are very envious of the emperor's life, but since the feudal rule completely left our life, more people also began to realize that most of these national presidents in today's society are somewhat similar to the ancient emperors, so many people also think that when they are the leader of a country, their wealth must be beyond people's ability. It is precisely because of this that many people are curious about the salary of US President trump
many people think that Trump's assets will certainly increase after he becomes President, so there is no need to worry more about wages, but in fact, the situation is just the opposite. After he became president, his assets have been constantly reced. Even according to the relevant statistics of the rich list, Trump's assets have dropped a lot since he became president, which can't be compared with him at that time
From this point of view, being an official in the government will also affect the development of his private instry, but it has won him more support. If the government's image project is well done, trump can completely ignore the gains and losses of these indivials. After all, compared with his personal image, his worth of hundreds of millions and his salary of 400000 yuan are not worth mentioning9.
Anecdotes about Lincoln's characters:
(1) Lincoln often jokes. As early as when he was studying, a teacher once asked him, "would you like to answer a difficult question or two easy questions?" Lincoln said with confidence, "answer a difficult question."“ Then you answer, "how do you get eggs?"“ The chicken is raw The teacher asked, "where did the chicken come from?"“ Teacher, this is the second question Lincoln said with a smile
(2) Lincoln was a lawyer. Once in court, the opposing lawyer presented a simple argument over and over for more than two hours, which made the audience impatient. Finally, it was Lincoln's turn to defend the defendant. He went to the podium, took off his coat and put it down on the table, then took a glass and drank a couple of draughts, then put on his coat again, then took off his coat and put it on the table, then drank water and put on his coat again. After five or six times, the audience in the court laughed and fell back and forth. Lincoln said nothing and began his defense speech after laughter (3) once, when Lincoln was polishing his shoes, a foreign diplomat came up to him and said, "Mr. President, do you polish your shoes?"“ Yes, "Lincoln asked in surprise," do you shine other people's shoes? " Once, when a congressman criticized President Lincoln's attitude towards the enemy, he asked, "why do you try to be friends with them? You should try to destroy them. "“ Am I not exterminating political enemies? When I make them my friends, there is no political enemy. " Lincoln said mildly
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Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809 - April 15, 1865), Republican, American politician, thinker, and abolitionist of black slavery. The 16th president of the United States, ring his presidency, civil war broke out in the United States, known as the civil war in history. Lincoln firmly opposed the division of the country. He abolished slavery in the rebellious states and promulgated the Homestead Act and the Emancipation Proclamation
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