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But the town knew worse troubles even than the floods , - troubles of the civil wars , when it was a continual fighting-place , where first Puritans thanked God for the blood of the Loyalists , and then Loyalists thanked God for the blood of the Puritans . " Saudi soil since the 1991 Gulf War , when Saudi Arabia was the staging ground for the coalition that evicted Iraq from Kuwait . Bradley recalled air raid drills as an elementary school student during the Cold War , when hiding under a desk was supposed to be protection from a nuclear attack . During the French and Indian War , when providing supplies to troops , his business prospered . Closing of the range in Alabama began shortly after the Civil War , when fencing of livestock was required in certain agricultural districts , and various local-option measures followed in subsequent years . The foregoing discussion applied to the period prior to the World War , when instability was the outstanding fact . He observes that the debate periodically reignites in times of deep social stress , such as the period of rapid modernization between the world wars , when the Scopes “ monkey trial ” grabbed national attention , and the 1980s , when the rise of conservatism tipped the social balance .