Governor J. Howard Edmondson attempted to reform the (B) county commissioner system of postwar Oklahoma.
J. Howard Edmondson was the governor of Oklahoma from 1959 to 1963 and he was also a United States Senator. Moreover, Edmondson was part of the Democratic Party. While he governed Oklahoma, he proposed several changes. One of them was the reform of the county commissioner system: <u>he intended to form a constitutional highway commission and to reduce the control that county commissioners had over gasoline tax revenues</u>. In other words, he sought to reduce the power of county commissioners and to give more responsibilities to the State Highway Commission when it came to controlling funds.
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land- air /use- building new structures vertically in the air
sand /use- building new islands at sea
labor- construction workers /use- building the burj khalifa
human capitol- engineering skill /use- building a ski slope in the desert
physical capitol- machinery /use- cranes used for construction
entrepreneurship- leader's action to develop the city /use- making Dubai into a business and entertainment center for the Middle East
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It was the "c. introduction of the assembly line" that enabled mass production in the 1920s, since this meant that products could be made with a division of labor.
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Even Northerners can succumb to the temptation of slavery.
