I believe the answer is B. A decrease in poverty and an increase in education
Well, this answer is hugely personal, but I'd argue it's due to the US's law against international intervention (it took the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour to finally convince the congress to join the war) and the fact that fascist ideas were pretty popular in the south of the country, namely in the regions that were sympathetic to racial segregation with whom the idea of a superior race promoted by fascist and nazi ideology was pretty popular. Again, this is based on my opinion, I am no pre-WW2-American scholar!
The American Indian groups that formed alliance with the French during the French Indian war were the Algonquin and Huron tribes.
The French Indian war or Seven Years war (1753-1763 AD) was a conflict between England and France over territories in North America. It was part of the Second Hundred Years war, in which these two European nations crashed for their imperialist ambitions in Asian and American colonies.
During the conflict, local American Indian groups supported each side, though in a feeble way. Iroquois, who were at first neutral, supported the British as well as the Cherokee. The Algonquins and Huron tribes, who were rivals of the Iroquois, supported the French.
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<span>The plan could have united the colonies to better defend against the French.</span>