The National Reclamation Act directly affected the management of which natural resource?a. water
b. lumber
c. coal
d. oil

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Many southern states tried to limit the effects of radical reconstruction by imposing "Jim Crow" laws

The Great Depression which was caused after the collapse of US stock market crashed leaved thousands of people without a job, companies closed and bankruptcy.

During this period, the President Hoover was criticized for not alleviating the poverty resulting. It was President Franklin D. Roosevelt who created the New Deal which offer relief to the poor American citizens who were suffering harsh economic conditions and had no jobs.

The Private Relief Agencies, State Governments and Federal Government plays different role during the Great depression.

• The State Governments supported volunteerism and other indirect relief efforts distributed free food to those in need

• The Private Relief Agencies distributed free food to those in need.

• The Federal Government organized public construction projects.

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State Governments - supported volunteerism and other indirect relief efforts distributed free food to those in need  

Private Relief Agencies - distributed free food to those in need.

Federal Government -  organized public construction projects.

The Great Depression began on October 29, 1929, after the US stock market crashed, leaving thousands of people without a job, companies closed, and banks bankrupted. President Hoover was criticized for not doing so much to help the poor. It was President Franklin D. Roosevelt who created the New Deal, a series of federal programs aimed to offer relief to the poor American citizens who were suffering harsh economic conditions and had no jobs.

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If a large group of herbivores relied solely on chestnut trees for food then chestnut trees could potentially become extinct.

How can the chestnut tree ever be endangered?

The American chestnut tree (Castanea dentata) was once so popular in the eastern United States that anyone who could head into the woods in the fall could count on some nuts to roast and stuffing their Thanksgiving turkey. The wood is highly resistant to decay and is widely used as a pillar, fence and building material. An "imported" fungal disease was discovered in New York in 1904, and within 50 years it changed the face of our eastern forests. The fungus, Cryphonectria (formerly Endothia) parasitica, penetrates wounds, grows in and under the bark of trees and eventually kills the woody stratum surrounding the branches, branches or trunks of the tree.

Then everything downstream of this "rotten sprout" dies, germs form, and the process begins again. This fungus did not penetrate the "root neck" at the base of the tree, so the shoots survive to this day and are remnants of the original trees. Since the disease was first discovered, people have tried to control it but to no avail. A major forest tree that has been reduced to a multi-stemmed shrub (1). In 1912, the Plant Quarantine Act was passed to reduce the chances of such a disaster happening again (12).

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