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History
The united states is considered to have a(n culture.
a. ambivalent
b. medium-context
c. high-context
d. low-context
e. indifferent
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The Morrill Land-Grant Act was established in 1862 granting every state 30,000 acres of fedeal land for a institution of higher learning.