How was the enforcement of Prohibition similar to the rise of religious fundamentalism in the 1920s? A. Both represented a surge in the influence of socially conservative groups. B. Both were largely motivated by objections to the system of welfare capitalism.
C. Both were made possible by the rise of a national consumer culture.
D. Both demonstrated the growing political power of racial minorities. SUBMIT​

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What was the national government’s biggest concern if facing a war, under the articles of confederation? the national government had no national military. the country had grown too large to defend with a small army. the states would not back the federal government. there was no way the states would pay for fighting a war.

By the year 1900 new york city had more than just people of british heritage. there were more people of italian descent than the cities of florence, genoa and venice put together. it was home to more irish than dublin (the capital of ireland) and more germans than hamburg. joining them were many thousands of people of polish, hungarian, and czech descent. what term best describes new york cities changing culture? a a pot of chili b a bowl of sugar c a cup of coffee d a slice of cheese