It is claimed that she fought a dirty battle which was more based on insults than on presenting your own plan and program. She had the incumbency advantage and instead of focusing on that, she defamed her opponents which even led to her being called to court in a defamation lawsuit.
Farmers and settlers were likely to support the War of 1812 because they wanted the freeland that was promised and the farmers' right for trading was at stake <span>so they agreed to the war.</span>
The answer is C. The Japanese were being slaughtered and yet the commanders still would not surrender because they thought that it would disappoint their families and ruin their honor. But in the end it just made the battle even more of an allied win. Hope this helps :)
I'm gonna say A. Poor banking practices.
Your answer would be by train or wagon it really is all depending you status in society.
