Only a third of Canadians believe immagration is a problem and not a opportunity. Most Americans see it as a problem.
Americans wanted to withdraw into an isolationist position.
by far it was the civil war becasue Americans where killing Americans
Stephen Douglas believed that the states had the right to decide if African Americans should have the right to vote. He was a US Senator.
The United States Government.
About 80% of Americans identify themselves as Christian
Most Americans did not want to join the war... In fact, Woodrow Wilson (the president during WW1) wanted to be neutral, isolated instead of go into war.
if he did not believe in the war, Nither did most Americans or that Americans no longer believed the Vietnam war could be won <3 kelsmo :)
people use your BRAINS to answer this
1)increase in patriotism 2)weakend native Americans 3)increase in American industry 4)proved themselves able to defend themselves against the most powerful armies
Only a third of Canadians believe immagration is a problem and not a opportunity. Most Americans see it as a problem.
most of the us believe in god
The 2000 US Census allowed Americans to classify themselves as one or more races that they consider themselves to be. This allows for a more descriptive census than one that only allows respondents to say they are of mixed race.
because it was in another continent
Many Americans did in fact believe that the US needed to expand its power overseas to ensure economic growth. Others believed that this would not help.
1. communist spies in the US. 2.Social welfare programs. I hope this helps answer your question.
There was widespread fear of communist infiltration in the US