What were the three social classes in the South during the 19th century? A. Plantation owners, poor white farmers, and enslaved people.
B. American-born white farmers, immigrants, and enslaved people.
C. White men, white women, and American Indians.
D. Property owners, farmers, and factory workers.

1. how did the works progress administration (wpa) contribute to the cultural development of american cities? a. by paying artists to create new works for public spaces b. by granting scholarships to underprivileged students to study art c. by sponsoring cultural exchanges with musicians from other countries 2. which of the following best describes the effect of the new deal on the great depression? a. the new deal eased the effects of the great depression. b. the new deal alone ended the depression. c. production rates during the great depression only fully recovered as the united states prepared to enter world war ii.

Compare the roles of the three countries of the central powers.

Adolf hitler saw political opportunity in germany because select all that apply. germany, along with the world, was in a depression. world war i had heaped unbearable levels of guilt and debt onto germany. high inflation and rampant unemployment left people feeling hopeless. germany's war machine was revving up its production. churches welcomed him into their congregations