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America's involvement in World War II had a significant impact on the economy and workforce of the United States. ... American factories were retooled to produce goods to support the war effort and almost overnight the unemployment rate dropped to around 10%.
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They laid siege to the city for many days.
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Once Grant arrived at his destination, he found the city too strong to assault, so he had his men build trenches and laid siege to the city.
The siege began in May of 1863 and lasted until July 4. With no hope of reinforcements, and his men starving, Confederate General John Pemberton finally surrendered the city.
In 1786 Captain Daniel Shay led a series of attacks on courthouses to block foreclosures on farms.
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Shay’s rebellion was led by soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary war and later became farmers. They received very little compensation after the war and suffered several hardships.
When businesses in Boston demanded immediate cash payment the farmers who usually bought on credit had to suffer. Circulation of paper currency was also limited.
The farmers didn’t have gold or silver to settle their debts. Above all that the rate of tax in Massachusetts was very high. All these factors made farmers suffer hardships.
When peaceful measures to get their problems solved by authorities failed, the people took to rebellion. Shay’s rebellion emerged at that period.
The Union won the war because:
1) There factories were built up; the South was mostly farms
2) They had the support of African slaves located in the South
3) They had larger armies
4) They had a more built up navy
5) They were able to deprive the South of their economy and allies
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The islands of Isla de Lobos and Lobos Island (Rio Negro)
