This is a complicated issue, but in general the US government did not do much to intervene in the German treatment of Jews during this time, mostly because there was a great deal of both isolationist and anti-Semitic sentiment in the US during this time.
Economists have frequently hypothesized that industrialization and its correlates played a major role in inducing fertility decline in the United States after 1850. ... This leaves changes in the cost of raising children as the likely driver of the industrialization result.
A) He feared land prices are rising too fast and wanted to slow land sales.
<span>laissez-faire capitalism</span>
<span>"Hitler started the wold war hope this helped </span>
