He believed that if he attacked first he would save thousands of American lives if he scared the Japanese into surrendering
<span>The majority of soldiers North and South had been farmers before the war</span>
I need the other part of the question to answer that but what from you said it would probably be one of the states sooo there
<span>Congress was tired of reconstruction and sick of changing the social structure of the South. And, all of the old leaders were dead. There was also a lot of corruption in Grant's administration, and Congress decided stopping corruption was more important. A third reason was because Congress had a new goal to make the US the most powerful, industrial nation in the world and to help big businesses.</span>