Answer:
The South had the problem of having an agricultural economy. It's difficult to win a battle when all you grow is cotton, tobacco, and rice. The South, for example, had almost no industrialization, and found it hard to produce weapons or uniforms.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
It is mentioned nowhere in any documents regarding Prohibition. All other beliefs were identified as reasons to promote a 'dry' society.
Answer: How the American Indians felt about land allotment and my concerns about the program (sorry if the answer was a bit late for you )
Explanation:
The american Indians were never happy with the land allotment idea because they never had any intentions to be LIKE the american people, they wanted to continue with their own traditions and their own tribal government customs, and weren't even interested in farming. The "program" was going to cause them to have to do all of those things, things they clearly didn't want to do, while also separating them from their very own tribes, trying to make them assimilate to american ways. Have a nice day <3 (please vote me brainliest)
Moses led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. There were being treated very badly and God chose a man named Moses to lead them out. It took a lot of courage but eventually they got out.
<span>A. measure that allowed the U.S. government to intervene in Cuban affairs
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