The answer to this question is true. <span>As the Roman Empire blended into chaos, the Catholic Church created its best teachers and leaders of the times. This was the golden age of Latin fathers. <span /></span>
<span>America was the one to provide much of the food for the Western European Countries. World War 1 REALLY didn't contribute to the American Great Depression. That had more to do with the Stock market crashing and poor economic decisions made by the United States Federal Government. However WWI did effect American Farmers who were used to producing food for the war effort. We also felt </span>a strong need for isolationism, due to the fact so many lifes were lost. (U.S. deaths totaled 116,516)
This is true.
There are several examples of this in American history. For example, Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. was an extremely charismatic individual who helped fight for equal treatment for African-Americans in the US. Along with King, there were other charismatic leaders like Rosa Parks and Malcolm X.
Another example would be the Women's rights movements of the 1960's and 1970's. Individuals like Betty Friedan provided a powerful voice for women all across the country.
To give less power to the federal government
The large plantations had many enslaved workers
