The name of this conflict was A) The Yamasee (or Yemassee) War. This war, which took place between 1715 and 1717, was a conflict between English settlers and the Yamasee Indians, who, after being expelled from their homeland in present-day northern Florida and southern Georgia, had settled in the area that would become South Carolina. The relationship between the Native Americans and the white settlers was cordial at first, but it gradually deteriorated, specially when the former were progressively deprived of land and unable to pay off a debt, and the latter enslaved a group of Yamasee women and children in retaliation. Assisted by other tribes, the Native Americans destroyed part of the white settlement and killed hundreds of colonists and heads of livestock, but when the Cherokee Indians surprisingly sided with the white settlers the Yamasee Indians were forcefully pushed back into Florida, where they were almost completely destroyed.
The correct answer is Americans were being held hostage by terrorists in Iran.
The Iran Hostage Crisis was seen as a huge blemish on the record of President Jimmy Carter. Many American citizens felt that he handled this situation poorly. This situation caused many Americans to vote against Carter in the presidential election of 1980. Ultimately, this would be one of the most significant factors in his loss to Ronald Reagan.
I believe it's A: capitalizing on the harsh post-war conditions in their countries.
A move toward egalitarianism and reform. Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Walt Whitman are good examples.