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"While we sympathize with the Serbian or the Russian, with the Jew in Germany or the Christian in Russia, the major portion of our sympathy is extended to our dispossessed farmer, our disconsolate laborers who are being crushed at this moment while the spirit of internationalism runs rampant in the corridors of the Capitol, hoping to participate in setting the world aright while chaos clamors at our doors." —Father Charles CoughlinThis quote best reflects Father Coughlin's point of view that a. the United States ought to send aid to other countries. b. the United States was not doing enough to help its own citizens. c. government leaders were unfairly treating farmers without provocation. d. government leaders were using capitalist ideals to handle international affairs.

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