The influence of religion in the US during this time was perhaps most notable in New England, where the Puritans used their hard work ethic to build the societies that would soon blossom into thriving cities. In the Southwest, religion took more of a backseat, and was more about worship than a way of life.
W.E.B. Du Bois aws a co- founder of the N.A.A.C.P., the National Association for the Advancement of the People. He urged African Americans to fight gor equal rights. As an activist he was known as the "Father of Pan-Africanism". His inclination came more left winged and joined the American Labour.
They devoted themselves to fellowship
They shared their resources with those in need.
<span>They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching.</span>
The opinion expressed in the text above, is that of American colonists. It was voice in relation to their unfair trade with Britain.
In colonial times, the British did not want to American colonies to trade with any other nation apart from them and the British also overcharged them high prices for manufactured goods because they were the only supplier.
The American colonists responded by:
- Smuggling goods in from other nations
- Boycotting British goods
At times, the opposition to having to solely buy British goods was so great that it led to acts of sabotage. It was also one of the grievances listed in the Declaration of Independence.
In conclusion, the American colonists resented not having to trade with other nations and they were tired of having to pay high prices for British goods.
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I believe the answer is Jews, most of the victims killed during the holocaust were Jews
