Answer:
young men!
Explanation:
We want you! is talking about wanting people to join the American army and military units, and given that elderly might not be able to perform that well in general with mobility let alone running, shooting, etc. And Mothers have children to look after, so young men would be the viable option for recruits out of the options or just in general.
A war had not been fought on home turf so damages were not in need of repair thus giving the West more money to use to profit off of
1. That not all the power is within a group of individuals. 2. In order for an idea or law to be taken into account they all 3 need to discuss how it affects everybody physically and emotionally. 3. You get to hear everyones idea and you don’t have just one person saying what they want done/ what they don’t and take everyone into account and if majority dont agree then thats it.
Each cartoon demonstrates the power of the Titans during the Gilded Age. In the first they are riding on the backs of the poor immigrants looking disheveled and weak and in the second the octopus is strangling the worker. Both present a view that the worker is being exploited or destroyed by the greed of the Titans.
The octopus is appropriate imagery as it shows the varied reach of companies like Standard Oil. They were in control of the government, banks, workers, etc. The octopus is ominous and comes out of nowhere but is ultimately dangerous in how they can extend in many directions and can hold on tight making all in the grasp helpless.
Lord Francis Hope is the last owner of hope diamond after it was passed to him by Henry Thomas Hope