What is intervention?
1.limiting contact to trade only, or not taking action
2. resolving conflict through peaceful discussion and cooperation
3.taking a specific action against or in another country
4. using military and leader ship to take control of an area

The book by john kenneth galbraith discussed the growing gap between the increasing private wealth in the u.s. and the stagnant condition of resources allocated to the public sector.

During the eisenhower administration, the u.s. began to take an active military role supporting the government of o o a. south africa o b. burma (myanmar) o oc. finland od. south vietnam

All of the following were weaknesses of the articles of confederation, except: a) the central government was not permitted to regulate state, interstate, or foreign trade. b) the central government was not permitted to borrow money. c) the central government had little ability to regulate money. d) the central government had no ability to tax.