Why Was the Hatch Act Adopted by Congress in 1939

question 35

Multiple Choice

Why was the Hatch Act adopted by Congress in 1939?

• A) To encourage federal employees to run for state but not federal government
• B) To prevent federal employees from switching political parties
• C) To prohibit federal employees from active involvement in political campaigns
• D) To increase federal employee participation in running voter registration drives
• E) To establish a patronage system during the Great Depression

Understand the historical context and implications of the Monroe Doctrine.

Identify the main goals of American foreign policy.

Recognize the influence of key American figures on foreign policy decisions.

Comprehend the strategies and outcomes of American interventions and wars in the 21st century.

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Definitions:

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Comparative Advantage

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Absolute Advantage

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Banana Production

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