What would George Washington be most famous for if he were alive today? A. A president. B. A great American. C. His old age. D. A father of his son. 答案 C相关推荐 1What would George Washington be most famous for if he were alive today? A. A president. B. A great American. ...
But Washington’s main concern was political. The nation was recently formed, and he feared that it could easily collapse. Its many internal divisions and separate interests could be lethal. Consequently, the president wanted this holiday to be a civic celebration in which “we may...
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After the Supreme Court ruled in Bush’s favor, Whatley landed a job in the Department of Energy, which was he followed by a two-year stint working for Sen. Elizabeth Dole, the North Carolina Republican. Oil and gas lobbying Lobbying on behalf of oil and gas giants soon became ...
An Australian zoologist(动物学家) brought two monkeys from Amazon. One was very strong; the other was a little weak. He put them in two cages(笼子),feeding them carefully and watching their living habits every day. A year later, to his surprise, the big monkey died with no reason. In...
Evelyn Elliott, a first-generation senior and president of First Gen United at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., says she came to campus unfamiliar with the term. "I didn't even know what first-generation students were until I got an email from my college about it, ...
Previously, she was communications director at Saatchi & Saatchi, Los Angeles, where her work included the launches of the Toyota Tundra and Toyota Prius, the car manufacturer’s two most successful launches ever. She was also recently named a “Working Mother of the Year“ by ...
The Treasury Secretary serves as head of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The position was created in 1789 and was first held by Alexander Hamilton under President George Washington. The Secretary of the Treasury is part of the President’s cabinet and is fifth in the line of succession...
Enron’s collapse was the biggestcorporate bankruptcyin the financial world at the time. It has since been surpassed by the bankruptcies of Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual, WorldCom, and General Motors. The Enron scandal drew attention to accounting and corporate fraud, as shareholders lost $74...
appointed by the U.S. president and confirmed by the Senate, then votes on whether to go ahead with an enforcement action. The commission decides based on the investigation's findings, the Wells Submission (if one was made), and broader considerations of investor protection, SEC resources, and...