The group that was most likely to support Charles Coughlin were workers. This is because he was suspicious of bankers and felt that he needed to defend workers and the protection of the rights of labor. He equally sought for monetary reforms and the nationalization of major industries and railroads. He was both anti-communist and anti-capitalist with his political views being driven by the working man who was being deceived by social hierarchy and manufacturers.
Because an infantry invasion of Japan, would have resulted in <em>Far</em> more casualties for both the americans and the japanese. Than the dropping of an atomic bomb.
The land known as Mesopotamia became the cradle of civilization due to its excellent location and fertile soil. It was nested in what is no modern day Iraq in between the Tigris and Eupharites rivers.
