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nautica902

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The most controversial aspect of the Tennessee Valley Authority was its effort to
 
  a. provide cheap electrical power in competition with private industry.
  b. control floods in the Tennessee and Cumblerland valleys.
  c. prevent soil erosion throughout the region.
  d. build housing for poor and middle-class citizens in the region.
  e. provide moderately priced electrical power in collaboration with private industry.

Question 2

The strong tax revolt against extensive government programs and spending was spurred by the passage of Proposition 13 that severely limited property taxes in
 
  a. Arizona.
  b. Wisconsin.
  c. New Hampshire.
  d. California.
  e. Oregon.



janeli1

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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