Why was the Civil Rights Act passed after President Kennedy's death? Leaders were working hard to honor his legacy.
It was already scheduled for a vote in 1964.
His successor had time to craft a better bill.
His opposition to civil rights was no longer an issue.

To encourage railroad companies to build railroads across the west, the government gave them subsidies by select the best answer from the choices provided. a. paying the wages of laborers b. giving them building materials c. providing railroad trains d. providing free land