We call this money "Funds".
Explanation:
<span> first, and foremost, it never makes clear what on Earth the problem is that it’s addressing; and second, it is written in the bombastic 19th-century style that thrives on rhetorical flourishes and long, drawn-out analogies. Thus it’s hard for modern-day readers to make much headway through Cross of Gold.</span>
Answer:
13. Louis hired (and eventually fired) a chain of administrators who could not find a solution to the growing economic crisis.
14. Between summer 1788 and spring 1789, famine struck (food shortage).
Explanation:
Both answers can be found in the text.
Answer:
Some couldn't afford it
Explanation:
With the cotton boom in the Deep South came a spike in demand for enslaved laborers to work the fields. Although Congress abolished the foreign slave trade in 1808, Americans continued to smuggle Africans across the Atlantic Ocean. However, the domestic slave trade primarily supplied the necessary labor force. As the tobacco crop dwindled, former tobacco farmers in the older states of Virginia and Maryland found themselves with “surplus” enslaved laborers whom they were obligated to feed, clothe, and shelter. Some slaveholders responded to this situation by freeing enslaved laborers; far more decided to sell them.
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