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    Category North South West Midwest Political   Industry growth distinguished the disparity between rich and poor. Political views clashed the majority of the time. African Americans left the South to work in the North and Midwest because there they would have a better chance of earning decent wages and improving their economic and social standings.   The West faces problems‚ due to the friction between the Chinese and the white immigrants‚ the included riots and discriminatory laws.   Political

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    Iron horse: locomotive Central Pacific: RR between California and Utah Union Pacific: premiere RR franchise Interstate Commerce Act: In 1887‚ Congress passed the Interstate Commerce Act which created the Interstate Commerce Commission‚ the first true federal regulatory agency. It was designed to address the issues of railroad abuse and discrimination and required the following: * Shipping rates had to be "reasonable and just" * Rates had to be published * Secret rebates were outlawed

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    One of America’s greatest feat was the continental railroad system developed/finished in the late nineteenth century. During this time it was very crucial for America to link states or territories as much as they could. This would speed the process up of traveling across the country in an exponential rate. “By the end of the construction of the continental railroad there was approximately two-hundred and fifteen thousand total miles made up of tracks in the US.” (S1) This made it paramount to

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    In 1862‚ President Abraham Lincoln signed the Pacific Railway Act‚ allowing the construction of a transcontinental railroad. This started the Industrial Revolution by igniting a new need for innovation. Work on the railroad started right away‚ but there was an enormous pressure on the railroad companies to finish so the railroad would be functional. The desire for completion caused an accelerated Industrial Revolution because railroad companies needed to develop new inventions‚ allow for a growth

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    1. Which of the sections – North‚ South or West – would have the greatest need for each of the following and why: a. Roads and canals built at the expense of the national government? The West needed this because they had limited mobility to trade and move around. The West needs this because they need a way of transportation. I know they needed transportation because theirs were very limited as page four tells us “The West had no large cities and no major highways…its main arteries of transportation

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    express travel time from downtown Miami to Orlando would take approximately 2.5 hours. Intercity travelers (trips between metropolitan regions) along with longer-distance commuters would enjoy the benefits of a system designed to connect with existing rail‚ air‚ and highway systems. The strategy behind the high-speed railway system would be to relieve highway congestion‚ air traffic congestion‚ and help reduce the necessity of expansion of highways and air systems (which is limited due to the inability

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    China authorized a railway cooperation contract including construction of high-speed outlines when Yingluck visited Beijing this past year; on Oct. 11 of this 12 months‚ Chinese Premier Li Keqiang occurs to open an exhibition concerning the high speed rail network that could connect China to Thailand‚ and on to Singapore. During the meeting‚ he urged local Chinese to assist promote bilateral friendly cooperation between your two countries‚ which has broad potential customers. In China‚ we Great Wall

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    MANAGEMENT CASE-1 ‘PROFESSOR’ LALU SCRIPTS INDIAN RAILWAY’S TURNAROUND Summary In December 2006‚ as many as 137 undergraduate students from the universities of Harvard and Wharton gathered to listen Indian Railways minister‚ Lalu Prasad Yadav at Rail Bhavan. These foreign universities had expressed to know how Lalu converted the loss making Indian Railway into Rs. 20 billion profit making organization within 2 years‚ without increasing fares. Mr. Lalu Prasad Yadav explained students in Hindi and

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    How successful were the Russian governments in promoting economic change and modernisation between 1881-1904? After the Crimean War (1854-56) the econmoy in Russia slowly begun to develop. Alexander II set the development of a railwail bulding programm and a limited spread of factories. But Russia’s economy was still not as well-developed as that in western Europe. So a real industrialisation took of in the reign of Alexander III and the help of Nicholas II’s finance minsters Ivan Vyshnegradsky

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    (Thomas Wolfe 1935) Thomas Wolfe’s short story "The Far and the Near" was first published in Cosmopolitan magazine in 1935 and was reprinted later that year in Wolfe’s first short-story collection‚ From Death to Morning. For a writer known by his long‚ sprawling novels such as Look Homeward‚ Angel: A Story of the Buried Life and Of Time and the River‚ this ultra-short short story is a rare occurrence. While Wolfe’s novels have often fallen under criticism for their excessive autobiographical sources

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