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What was the most significant impact of the Spanish-American War on South Carolina?

  1. It provided a market for the state's sugar

2.It increased the demand for the state's cotton

3.It reduced splintering of the state's Democratic Party

  1. It helped bring the state out of a Depression by providing jobs in the military.

Why did people create unions during the late 1800s?

  1. to improve working conditions for industrial workers

2.to reduce debt and improve conditions for sharecroppers

  1. to fund inventors searching for new inventions
  2. to prevent railroads from declaring bankruptcy

Verified Answer :

meerkat18

It helped bring the state out of a Depression by providing
jobs in the military. Many Americans who fought in that war came
from South Carolina.  The State had a
camp where soldiers trained in preparation for that war called Camp Wetherell.  South Carolina also supplied funds for its
citizens who joined the war and fought against the Spaniards.  Unions were created in the 1800 to 1. to
improve working conditions for industrial workers.  Many workers were working in dangerous
conditions with very little pay and they were no longer in favor of such conditions
that they formed unions.