Answer:
it depends on what kind of culture you are reading about
Explanation:
By strict definition, 'faith' is not an emotion - becasue 'belief' is not an emotion. If people have 'belief' in something that is not based on proof, then their steadfast faith may be based on an emotion, but that does not make their faith an emotion. The english language is malleable and defined by common usage
1- Great Depression- wheat or rice
2- Colonial period- indigo
3- Reconstruction Era- Tobacco
4- Silk- <span>Post-World War II
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Take these answers with a grain of salt. I am doing my best. But it has been a little while since I took that class.