It provided affordable electricity for isolated rural areas. What problems did students and other young people face? They were unemployed (didn't have jobs), they were poor (poverty), they felt hopeless and had loss of dignity (did not respect themselves) and didn't have spending $$.
After WW1 it took a while for life to go back to normal. Everyone around this time were creating new ideas and which lead to mass production. The demand for the multitude of new product was higher then ever and they thought that they were getting somewhere. However the prosperity<span> of the 20s was not universal, many places were still dependent on farming. But everything went downhill and it led to the great depression </span>
Clarence Thomas & David Souter
Answer:
He wanted to buy his children
Explanation:
The slave that worked as a carpenter was trying to persuade his mistress to sell him his children so he can have them.
Ask the Principle! the Principle has a map of her/his school for sure. And therefore could tell you the distance around your school.
