Many northern workers rejected the goals of the abolitionist movement

because

(a) congress imposed a gag rule

(b) african-americans lacked education

(c) they feared competition for jobs

(d) the constitution clearly supported slavery

(e) southern cotton production was needed to keep the factories running

The rebelled against the church and almost took it down

Germany began the 1930s with an extremely weak economy, but the nazis soon established adictatorship; as a result, the government could pursue militaristic policies without fear of opposition. bycontrast, japan entered the 1930s with a relatively strong economy but a divided government; manypowerful japanese officials opposed military expansion.

The answer is b. ; )