T<span>he British </span>colonists<span> in North </span>America<span> aided Great Britain in their </span>struggle<span> against </span>France<span> in the </span>French<span> and Indian War. Since most of the Native </span>American<span> tribes sided with the </span>French<span> in this </span>struggle<span>, it was important for </span>colonists<span> to help the British defend their North </span>American colonies<span>.</span>
The correct answer is that Schenck's speech was viewed as being a clear and present danger to society as Schenck wrote pamphlets spoke out against the draft.
The answer is D , the inner cities lost revenue and began to economically decline