Answer:
Father Charles Coughlin
Explanation:
Charles Coughlin was a Canadian born Roman Catholic priest in the United States of America. He was also called radio priest for his large audience developed through the medium of his addresses through radio. In the early years, he was an adherent supporter of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his New Deal programs. Later he adopted a critical stand towards the president. His speeches were stressing social and political topics instead of religious ones. He was forced off the radio broadcast in 1939 for his antisemitic and pro-fascist speeches.
The families who lived in the town, they provided firewood, money, food, produce, and fish.
Answer: C. Droughts and long winters sometimes ravaged the herds
Explanation: I'm different
The answer is A) conservatism
