In “What Freedom Means to Us” (Document 167), Richard Nixon makes all of the following arguments, EXCEPT:
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In the United States, the rich were rich because they had worked harder and saved more money. It would be unjust to ask them to pay taxes.
From the standpoint of the equitable distribution of wealth, the United States comes closer to the idea of “prosperity for all in a classless society” than the Soviet Union has.
Americans are free to join a union, criticize the president, and buy a Soviet newspaper.
Factory earners in the United States can afford to buy a house, a television set, and a car.
In “What Freedom Means to Us” (Document 167), Richard Nixon makes all of the following…
In "What Freedom Means to Us" (Document 167), Richard Nixon makes all of the following arguments, EXCEPT:
