Neutralists in the American Revolution were people who did not want to partake in the American Revolution and held neutral opinions about the independence of the United States. This included people such as Quakers, whose religion forbade them from fighting, people like shopkeepers and tavern owners who might lose business due to war or some Native American tribes who chose to stay neutral.
It was the turning point of the war. It suggested that the United States might just win the War
The war was fought in cuba
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Millions of farmers defaulted on their debts, placing tremendous pressure on the banking system. Between 1920 and 1929, more than 5,000 of the country's 30,000 banks failed. ... A poor distribution of income compounded the country's economic problems
Due to extremely high levels of unemployment and a sense among the public that not enough was being done by the administration to help those who had fallen on hard times during the economically stagnant first years of the Great Depression.
