In the years leading up to the Civil War, the South continued to fall behind the North in all of the following except "military leadership," since the South contained some of the greatest generals of all time, such as Robert E. Lee.
Rhode Island
Rogers Williams was a Puritan minister who believed in religious freedom, the seperation of church and state, as well as dealing fairly with the Native Americans.
<span>He believed that a strong centralized banking system was necessary to have.</span>
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During the Great Depression, it was difficult for all races/social classes to find work. Unemployment rates were high and the economy was close to collapsing. Although all races and genders had a hard time finding work, unemployment rates for African Americans were higher than unemployment rates for whites. African Americans were discriminated against and their unemployment rate was nearly 20% higher than white workers.
The correct answer to your question is D: Unemployment rates among African Americans were higher than unemployment rates among whites.
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