Which major piece of legislation was passed during the presidency of george w. bush?
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affordable care act

no child left behind act

voting rights act

americans with disabilities act
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which federal government position did alberto gonzales take on in 2004?
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speaker of the house

secretary of state

fbi director

attorney general
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who became the first african american to represent texas in the united states house of representatives?
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barbara jordan

mickey leland

eligio de la garza

henry cisneros
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how did united states foreign policy changes that occurred after the terror attacks of september 11, 2001, affect the state of texas?
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they ended all oil trading between texas the middle east.

they brought heightened security at texas's border with mexico.

they prevented the city of houston from hosting a super bowl.

they led the texas republican party to stop supporting george w. bush.
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which statement accurately describes the political characteristics of modern texas?
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the democratic party controls most state and local offices.

texas is a state where third-party candidates often win elections.

texas has a two-party system, but republicans dominate.

the republican party is strong, but has failed to control the governorship in recent years.
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which statement accurately describes the economic characteristics of modern texas?
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texas has one of the strongest and most diverse economies in the country.

texas has a fairly strong economy, but growth has slowed since 2004.

texas has a stable economy, but lacks industrial diversity.

texas has a strong oil industry, but all other sectors have struggled recently.

1- One of the major pieces of legislation passed during the presidency of George W. Bush was the No Child Left Behind Act.

2- In 2004, Alberto Gonzalez took the position of Attorney General of the United States.

3- Barbara Jordan became the first African American to represent Texas in the United States House of Representatives.

4- United States foreign policy changes that ocurred after the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, affected the state of Texas as they brought heightened security at Texas's border with Mexico.

9- Politically, Texas has a two-party system, but Republicans dominate.

10- Economically, Texas has one of the strongest and most diverse economies in the country.

Explanation:

1- The No Child Left Behind Act was passed by the Congress in order to help students achieve better results. The law came into force during the presidency of George W. Bush on January 8, 2002. With this law, American schools have been forced to force their respective students to progressively improve their exam grades if they did not want to lose the funding they receive from the federal government.

2- Alberto R. Gonzales is an American lawyer and politician. He was the eightieth Attorney General of the United States. Gonzales served as a White House Counsel during the first term of President George W. Bush (2001-2005) and as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Texas (1999-2000).

3- Barbara Jordan was an American university teacher and politician of the Democratic Party, who represented the state of Texas in the US House of Representatives from 1973 to 1979.

4- As a result of the 9/11 attacks, the United States greatly strengthened its defense systems, including a fortification of its borders, especially Mexico's, potentially more dangerous.

9- Since the presidency of Richard Nixon, the Democratic domination of Texas ceased, and a Republican movement began to develop until today, being currently the center of republican power in the United States. However, in the most important cities of the State, the Democratic vote remains the majority.

10- The economy of Texas is the second largest in the country, surpassed only by California. Its total GDP in 2010 stood at $ 1,153,100 million and its GDP per capita was $ 45,940 (24 highest in the country). The abundance of natural resources, its varied orography and the diversity of population provide it with a fundamental economic weight in the economy of the United States. If Texas were an independent nation, it would be the fifteenth largest economy in the world.

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