The correct answer is, the increased anger about corruption in government led to less interest in government attempts to reconstruct the South due to different reasons.
<em>Corruption levels in the South generated many problems.</em> The most important was the lack of trust. After the war, many people came to the South to try to profit themselves with the tough situation that former slaves lived and the poverty of the region. The people from the North during the Reconstruction time that went to the South to take advantage of the difficult situation there were called the <em>Carpetbaggers.</em> People were not motivated at all and had no interest in the government projects and attempts to reconstruct the South. Just a few people in the region really cooperated modifying the way things were before the war. People were angry and desperate.
The resistance to change buried the efforts to culminate with the Reconstruction of the South in 1877.
The main reason why this was the case is because if people didn't trust the government, then people would think it was a waste of tax payer money to have the government involved in something as expensive as Reconstruction.
Outsourcing is good for getting things made cheaper but it is also coming from another country which some people dont agree with especially with the virus.
Farmers provided fresh food, as they were more on the lower level on the social structure. Merchants were known to make money by selling, as known on the medium level on the social structure
The Berlin Wall literally divided the East and the West of Germany, while the West side of Germany adopted Capitalism, the East side was ruled by Socialism. The Berlin Wall was heavily secured so people could not move from one side to the other and during the Cold War, it also was a sign of the silent conflict between the United States (West Side) and the Soviet Union (East Side).
