IT was the worst of times when Franklin Delano Roosevelt assumed the presidency in March 1933. Following the ruinous stock market crash of late 1929, the bottom seemed to drop out of the American economy. By 1933, securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange had lost more than three-quarters of their 1929 value. Industrial production had fallen to half its 1929 level. Agricultural income had plummeted even more sharply. Piles of unmarketable wheat flanked railroad tracks across the plains states. Desperate Iowa farmers blockaded the approaches to Sioux City in the summer of 1932, assaulting vehicles that tried to breach the makeshift barricades of logs and spiked telephone poles.
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I see that there are answers missing but this is a usual question that appears.
Toussaint-Louverture - revolt leader
Napoleon Bonaparte - France leader
Louisiana Territory - area west of Mississippi river
New Orleans - trade center
Sacagawea - Lewis and Clarke guide
Explanation:
Toussaint-Louverture was a general and a leader of Haitian Revolution.
Napoleon Bonaparte was a French general and ruler who at the beginning of 19th Century controlled most of Europe.
Louisiana Territory was a vast area that belonged to France before it was purchased by United States, thus doubling the territory the states.
New Orleans is a famous trade center on Mississippi river.
Sacagawea was a guide of this famous expedition who was only 16 at the time. She even gave birth during the expedition.
Watercolor is a mixture of water with gum arabic,
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Answer: He witnessed the conquest of Jerusalem and the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem by the Roman Army.
He was always defending Jewish oral law, promoted the prayer in the synagogue, the study of the Hebrew commandments and the reading of the Torah. The Torah (Pentateuch) is the sacred law written by Moshe Rabenu (Moses) upon receiving it on Mount Sinai as narrated in the biblical book of Exodus.
He considered that these activities were the minimum requirements for the Jewish people to continue to exist in exile, anywhere in the world. Also, the memory of the Temple would be kept and passed from generation to generation. These practices were the foundations of the New Judaism.
Thanks to his efforts and guidance, the spiritual authority of the new Judaism was entirely in the hands of the rabbis, experts in Torah and Jewish law and not in the hands of the priests of the Sadducee party.
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