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Iron and steel--by the late 19th century the US became the world leader in iron ore and steel exports.
Access to natural resources and a lot of labor, the US was able to access iron ore which was a hot commodity and necessary for creating steel. If countries had the ability to create steel then they would just buy the iron ore. If they could not produce steel, then US Steel was the export for them. Steel industries dominated states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana.
It was the first ecumenical council of Christian church.
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Some of the plants rejected upon their arrival in Europe were the tomato, potato, ... the famous "curse of the nightshades" before being accepted in European diets. ... The variety of available food products increased considerably, and the new. Bananas, Barley, and Cows, for example, were introduced to the Americas by Europeans. The cultivated tomato originated in Central America and was a late addition to the food ... Although cultivated in Continental Europe since the 1540s... Plants and animals were not the only biological matter transferred between continents. Although refined sugar was available in the Old World, Europe's harsher ... Tobacco was unknown in Europe before 1492, and it carried a negative stigma at first.
The correct answer is to provide England with raw materials and markets.
These laws passed in the middle of the 17th century ensured that all trade between England and her colonies took place on English ships. These laws made it so that the raw materials and trading opportunities in the colonies would benefit England, rather than benefiting other European countries. This type of system in which England used the colonies for raw materials and markets is known as mercantilism.
