The answer to this question is negative. Why? In the first place, Christopher Columbus arrived in a continent about which nobody knew. He himself thought he had arrived at some outer islands not far from the Asian mainland. He was looking for a new route to India to trade with species and other goods. So, he and his men could not have thought of the local inhabitants as "Native Americans." This is a later term used to call the original inhabitants of the continent. Even "America" was a term started to use later by the European explorers and had nothing to do with Columbus.
<span>The biggest problem with the OPA during WWII was controlling prices. Prices were soaring and keeping them down was the biggest problem they faced.</span>
