Radio in the united states was to provide knowledge or communication to the citizens of what was going on in the country/ world. They were like tv's now days everyone had one, they gave the news just like television without the images, just the verbiage. For example, during world war 2, FDR (Franklin d. Roosevelt ) had sit-downs known as fireside chats were he would address the American people on the radio about details of the war, he used these talks to keep up the support of the American people and give them some insight to what was going on.
The cause of the subsistence crisis in France was the population of France growing to rapidly or fast and Frances crop production could not keep up with the population.
<span>jobs for the unemployed through a public works program</span>
For the answer to the question above, I believe this is what she said to men's silly arguments<u><em> "</em></u><span><u><em>you resemble the fool in the prank who was dressed in women's clothes
while he slept; because those who were making fun of him repeatedly
told him he was a woman, he believed their false testimony more readily
than the certainty of his own identity."</em></u></span>
In February 1787, congress endorsed the call for a convention to serve the purpose of drafting amendments to the Articles of Confederation.<span>
This was because there was something faulty with the Articles of Confederation as they didn't include everything they were supposed to. This is why there had to be another convention where these articles would be modified.
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