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It would be easy except for the one thing that is always present. The need for power. In a war torn country factions of every ilk will try to insert themselves to get their piece of the pie. Someone will want to be a dictator, another a religious leader and so on. Until all concerned can come together for the good of everyone the trouble will continue.
That is the reason that the United States of America has been such a success. Our forfathers gathered as a group to decide what would be best for the country instead of fighting for power and wealth among themselves. As a result the new government was formed relatively quickly and has lasted for over 200 years.
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Which area of the US witnessed the greatest growth during the war?
During World War II, the area of the United States that witnessed the greatest growth is difficult to determine with precision. In general terms, however, the geographic area would certainly have been the East Coast, while, in economic terms, the industrial capacity of the nation grew most dramatically through the massive war-production that was necessary to secure victory. This industrial growth continued after the war as the United States went to work on supplying the war-torn world with domestic products necessary for rebuilding civilization.
What does a shoemaker wear?
a torn pant and shirt.
Why was reconstruction era important?
It more or less united the war torn country. Wasn't a complete success, hatred between races and north and south still, but all states united under flag again.
What did the US contribute to the allied cause after the war?
The US helped with plans for reconstruction of a war-torn Europe through the Marshall Plan (European Recovery Program or the ERP) .
Who were scalaways and carpetbaggers?
individuals who came to the war torn, economically and emotionally shattered southern states after the civil war to profit. usually from land acquisition associated with property owners who had no money for taxes.
