American expansion was due to the rapid population growth, advances in transportation, communication, and the bolstering idea of national…
1. Due to industrialization & mechanization most of Europe & N. America were producing more goods than needed.…
The development of the English colonies in the New World was influenced by geography. Although the geography affected the regions where the settlers would colonize, it was not the motivating factor in moving to America for everyone. The ports that were easily accessible determined where larger cities would be formed. The religious groups from England migrated over for religious freedom, and geography did not affect where they would colonize. In the southern regions of the east coast, farming was the main occupation, and the geography of that area profoundly affected the crops. In America, geography guided the development of the colonies.…
1. What three factors played a role in the industrial boom of the late 19th century?…
5. For the period before 1750, analyze the ways in which Britain's policy of salutary neglect influenced the development of American society as illustrated in the following:…
Geography and Environment: Many explorers traveled to America in pursuit of gold, expecting to find it in this geographical location. In the beginning of the chapter, it talks about how most of the Native American population got eradicated through disease. Numerous amount of settlers from Roanoke also died from starvation, disease, and malnutrition.…
Do you think that you could hike over 4,000 miles in 55 days? The Nile river is the longest river the the whole world measuring over 4,000 miles. That’s a very long hike. That is like hiking from STL to Seattle and back. For the Ancient Egyptians traveling up and down this long river was a way of life. The Nile shaped Ancient Egypt in at least 3 ways. The Nile ba provided precious water in a vast desert for sustaning crops, provided transportation for trade, and provided hope in an afterlife.…
2. How the effects of the lack of land available was the cause for immigration.…
4. Beginning of the Great Depression (causes)- Stock Market Crash of 1929, Bank Failures, Reduction in Purchasing Across the Board, American Economic Policy with Europe, Drought Conditions.…
3. Tobacco forced colonists to expand to find new ___lands____________ & some were able to build large _________plantations_________________…
industrialization, the need for the rich to get richer. So much was this influence of…
The annual flooding of the Nile in spring caused the black soli of the Nile River banks to increase its fertility. Crops such as papyrus, wheat, grapes, asparagus, cucumbers, figs and watermelons grew along the Nile. This abundance of produce encouraged trade with the ancient world as Egyptian fruits and vegetables flooded ancient markets. This economic influence resulted in Egypt being the "market place for the ancient world." It also made Rome quite envious of Egypt's wealth.…
A. Significant environmental /geographical factors that contributed to the development or expansion of the United States:…
The influential factors that contributed to the vigorous economic expansion of America during the 1840 's through the 1860 's, consisted of the Industrial Revolution, the Improvements in Transportation, and Internal Expansion, all played a vital role in helping form the dynamic economy.…
2. The successive phases of mining, cattle raising, and farming each contributed greatly to the settlement of the Great West. The successive phase of mining contributed by subduing the continent. The mining frontier attracted population and wealth as well as advertising the found wonders of the west. The founding of metals helped finance the Civil War as it facilitated the building of railroads, enabled the Treasury to continue specie payments, and brought the silver issue into American politics. Cattle raising contributed to the settlement of the Great West by creating a new profitable business that easily sprang up into existence “as a main pillar of the economy”. And lastly, the successive phase of farming contributed to the settlement of the Great West by contributing to new inventions and techniques used in farming that made it easier and more convenient.…