A command economy could probably solve it faster.
This is because the government runs the economy in a command system and not the market. The government could in such a case focus all its resources on solving the crisis unlike the free market economy where people dealing with economy might be disinterested since it wouldn't affect their businesses or anything similar.
I would use two sources of data for income and two for literacy. For average income I would consult the censuses if they were available at that time. In particular I would check the differences between the years 1800 and 1850. Also I would check employment records for the same trades/professions for the two years. For literacy, I would check the school records to see if there was an increase in youth completing high school and also check the university records to see how many graduates there were in the two years.
I would say the correct answer is <span>e. colonial leaders were able to spread ideas and information of resistance to taxes more quickly. The Committees of Correspondence had nothing to do with Indians or slavery. They were the first organized means of spreading information among the colonial leaders immediately before American Revolution, in opposition to Britain's political and economic policy towards the colonies. One of them, located in Boston (the earliest one) was responsible for organizing the Boston Tea Party.</span>
Babylon was truly a strong leader. When it came to defending the Hebrews he was extravagant he was not always the leader of the pact but till this day he is one of the most strongest leaders in history!
Some of the criticisms of the New Deal were:
- It could not end segregation
- It only empowered capitalism
- It still allowed wealth distribution to be unequal, etc.
<h3>What is the New Deal?</h3>
This was a government initiative that was proposed and implemented by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to try and reduce unemployment and the harsh economic turmoils.
With this in mind, there were some criticisms of the New Deal by both the Democrats and Republicans and they included the accusations that it did not end segregation, it only empowered capitalism, etc.
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