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Why were American farmers alarmed by napoleons plan?
American farmers were alarmed by Napoleon's plans primarily due to his ambitions to expand French territory in North America, particularly through the re-establishment of a French presence in Louisiana. This raised concerns about potential disruptions to trade and land access, as farmers relied heavily on the Mississippi River for transporting their goods. Additionally, the prospect of France controlling vast territories could lead to conflicts with American settlers and threaten their livelihoods. Overall, the fear of losing land and economic stability heightened their anxiety over Napoleon's intentions.
Why did southern members of congress agree to suppport Hamilton's plan?
The violence of the whiskey rebellion had alarmed them.
Who benefited most from Andrew Jackson's plan to remove American Indians to the West?
Farmers?
What was the granges plan for improving conditions for farmers?
To unite the farmers to fight for political reform, first targeting railroad rates.
What was the grange's plan for improving conditions for farmers?
To unite the farmers to fight for political reform, first targeting railroad rates.
What was the grange plan for improving condition for farmers?
To unite the farmers to fight for political reform, first targeting railroad rates.
Explain how the farmers of the virginia plan and the new jersey plan proposed to decide on the number of representives in congress?
they were both not plans
What is the sentence for the word alarmed?
i was alarmed when i was on my own and somebody came knocking at the door
Much of the work of the farmers centered around the proposals that had been set out in?
Virginia Plan
Why did Olgethorpe's plan for Georgia fail?
Georgia settlers went to Carolina to have large farmers . (:
What is the plan to give poor farmers bigger fields called?
This web site stinks
What was the purpose of the subtreasury plan?
The Subtreasury Plan, proposed in the late 19th century by the Farmers' Alliance, aimed to provide farmers with a more favorable financial system. It sought to establish government-operated warehouses where farmers could store their crops and receive low-interest loans based on the value of their stored produce. This would help farmers avoid exploitative practices from banks and middlemen, stabilize their income, and give them more control over the sale of their products. Ultimately, the plan aimed to alleviate agricultural distress and promote economic independence for farmers.
