The American People had access to his fireside chats. The chats were important for building support for the "New Deal" and and later, helping the nation mobilize for World War II.
Answer: The Chinese were willing to move.
Explanation:
The Tacoma riot, 1885, also called Chinese expulsion of Tacoma, was a very forced removal of Chinese people from Tacoma, Washington. This event occurred on the 3rd of November, 1885. The leaders of this area have previously suggested a deadline, where they would have time to leave the mentioned city. On that date, group of people that consisted of police, people that were in business and politicians attacked the Chinese population. They were forced to leave the city via train and move to Portland. In the next days, everything they used to built, was destroyed.
Farmers plant crops and some even live at there farms hunters kill animals,
The battle of fort Mchenry