Since the U.S. was fighting against communist nations in WW ll, I'd say answer A.
That was when the U.S. first realized how dangerous communism is, since the whole nation in a sense follows the wants of one man.
Fighting against Hitler, Mussolini, and the other guy (I can't remember who it was) really opened America's eyes to the horrors of communism, which is why they decided to strengthen the Democratic side of America.
I believe answer A. is correct.
He supported it by simply signing the paper of the Indian Removal Act, this was proposed in late February 1830.
In the United States and in other western democracies, the "Unwritten Constitution" includes the practice of "issuing currency," since this is not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution.
<span>The bells on churchs and public meeting establishment rang the bells continuously to obtain the attention of the people that an important event had taken place. Other methods of celebration at the time was to fire a musket into the air.</span>
