The correct answer is:
The gold standard hurts every worker in the United States.
Explanation:
William Jennings Bryan first delivered his "Cross of Gold" speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, it had such impact that Bryan was asked to give his speech more times.
In this speech Bryan spoke on behalf of the working class, stating that<em> the gold standard was only beneficial to those who already had gold</em>, and that <em>the working class was in disadvantage because gold was not easily accessible for them, and silver had lost its value increasing their debts, while they were working nonstop. </em>
Originally, the Civil rights movement left out Native Americans, Latin people, women, LGBT, and disabled groups. But they all used the model to benefit eventually. Since you did not provide the following groups, I'm not sure how to help you.
Of all marginalized groups I can think of, I guess the poor may not have benefited.
Answer:
He is remembered for his role in the Civil War as a leader, and preserving the union during this. He also began the process that led to the end of slavery in the United States.
Explanation:
Horace Mann is the name that comes as the ultimate answer to “who invented the school”. Born in 1796 in Franklin Massachusetts, Horace Mann is believed to have invented the school system we all know today. He was both a college professor (teaching Latin and Greek) and a college president
