<span>Acts
of violence occurred in the united states during 1968 that dramatically altered
the mood include </span>about 200 major demonstrations
involving about 40,000 students on more than 100 campuses all over the country.
The anti-war mood at home destroyed American morale for the war.
The repeal of Prohibition likely had a lot to do with the Great Depression. Following the Crash of 1929, people were discouraged and their spirits were low. Allowing the sale and consumption of alcohol not only gave people an escape from their problems, it provided a much-needed boost to the economy, as alcohol was an enormous industry before, after and even during Prohibition.
The economical crisis before the French Revolution was a result of the Seven years war (French and Indian war depending on where you live) and the American Revolution when France lended money and their military forces but the U.S couldn’t pay off the debts at the time.
THE UPPER SOUTH
The Upper South was made up of states such as Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina. Most southerner lived in this part and they engage in agriculture. Some of the crops grown include tobacco, wheat and vegetables. Farmers in this part do not grow cotton. There was also rise of industries in this part of the south. Manumission of slaves refers to the act of setting slaves free. There were more Manumission in the upper south region.
THE DEEP SOUTH
The deep south region was made up of states such as Texas, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, etc. Cultivation of cotton is the major work in these areas, because of this increasing number of slaves were usually needed for cotton production. In these areas, there were few free African American workers and little manumission of enslaved people.
