World Wars created a need for labor: As whites left factory jobs for war, blacks were recruited to move North to fill those jobs and Mexicans were recruited to fill the farming jobs of blacks.
During the Great Migration blacks moved North to fill the factory jobs left behind by white soldiers. They were escaping the laws of segregation and violence experience in the South as well. They left behind farm labor jobs which needed to be filled. Mexicans were encouraged to come to America and fill the farm labor jobs.
(B) the renewed persecution of witches
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The First Great Awakening led to all of the following except the renewed
persecution of witches. Thus, during the First Great Awakening, the separatism
and secession from established churches happened, the growth of the
institutions of higher learning like bachelor’s degree, master’s degree and
doctorate degree, a flourishing of the missionary spirit and a greater
appreciation for the emotional experiences of faith. </span></span>
Access to the Pacific Ocean, it could be used as protection from invasion or used as a trade route to the Eastern Hemisphere. <span>Just think of Alaska (and it is just one of many examples): </span>
<span>Oil </span>
<span>Fishing industry </span>
<span>Forests for lumber </span>
<span>Gold </span>
<span>If Seward had not purchased Alaska from the Russians in the 1860's the cold war would have been a little more heated.</span>
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe its because during that time the US was fighting Japan and many American citizens were fearful that Japanese Americans would turn against them in support of Japan. So for the safety of the Japanese Americans and for the overall comfort of the other citizens, the U.S. government at the time felt it was best to place them in internment camps. What the U.S. government didn't realize was that this caused more problems and cost more money in the future. I hope this helps.
Answer: I am not really sure, but here is a hint
Franklin Roosevelt (FDR) was able to take America out of the Great Depression in the early 1930's through his liberal, hands on methods; and as a result he had ...
