What is the significance and events surrounding Three Mile Island?

What was the events that developed the term Don't Ask Don't Tell?

What is Neocon and its significance?

What is Kyoto and its importance?

 What is Apartheid and where did it exist?

What is the importance NAFTA and under who leadership was it developed?

What is Voo Doo Economics and the events surrounding its enactment?  

What is the significance and events surrounding Three Mile Island?

Construction of the Three Mile nuclear plant was to reduce the dependence of the United States on oil. A series of human and mechanical errors in March 1979 resulted to the worst nuclear accident in the United States history.

1.     What is the significance and events surrounding Three Mile Island?

Construction of the Three Mile nuclear plant was to reduce the dependence of the United States on oil. A series of human and mechanical errors in March 1979 resulted to the worst nuclear accident in the United States history.

2.     What was the events that developed the term Don't Ask Don't Tell?

"Don't Ask Don't Tell" was a policy passed by President Bill Clinton in 1993 that allowed gays and lesbians to serve in the military as long as they kept their sexual orientation a secret.

3.     What is Neocon and its significance?

Neocon was a political movement in the United States in 1960s and 1970s. it were against the ideologies of the counterculture movement; their political radicalism and their opinions of authority, custom, and tradition.

4.     What is Kyoto and its importance?

Kyoto was a treaty signed by President Clinton in 1997, it was an international agreement aimed at reducing emissions of greenhouse gasses and carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.

5.     What is Apartheid and where did it exist?

Apartheid existed in South Africa. Apartheid laws were put in place to maintain white domination through racial separation and discrimination.

6.     What is the importance NAFTA and under who leadership was it developed?

NAFTA was developed during the leadership of United States President George Bush, it was to eliminate non-tariff and tariff investment and trade barriers between Mexico, Canada, and the United States.

7.     What is Voo Doo Economics and the events surrounding its enactment? 

Voo Doo Economics was implemented to boost economic growth by assuming lower tax rates hence people had incentives to invest more, work, and save. It was introduced when the economy of the US was experiencing persistent inflation and high unemployment rates.