No he promised him no promises so the answer would be C! :)
The period of 1820's, was the gradual expansion of the voting rights as sharecroppers and factory workers were allowed to vote in the political process.
<h3>What was the change bring to the voting rights after 1820's?</h3>
A major change was noticed in the political environment of the America as earlier, only few white males were allowed to vote.
Then, an amendment was passed in the favor of the slaves, that voting rights should not be provided on the basis of the color and class.
The state law took the decision in the favor of the sharecroppers and factory workers so that they could vote.
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Theodore Roosevelt was known as a "trustbuster" because he wanted to test the power of the government to break up bad trusts. He even asked the Attorney General to bring a lawsuit against a trust to make his point. Theodore Roosevelt was one of the first Presidents to make conservation a national issue.
I believe the answer is: comradeship and honor
At that time, Hitler used the appeal of bringing back Germany into a super power like it used to be as an appeal for younger generation. He also convince the young people that sacrificing their life for the nation's goal is a highest honor that men could obtain in their lifetime.
