Answer:
Explanation: Answers: 3 on a question: In what way did the railroad impact the livestock industry? The railroad expanded the land holdings of ranchers. The railroad created a job market apart from ranching. a The railroad allowed meat to be transported. d The railroad encouraged westward expansion. n what way did the railroad impact the livestock industry? The railroad allowed meat to be transported. The railroad created a job market apart from ranching. ОО The railroad expanded the land holdings of ranchers, The railroad encouraged westward expansion. hope this is hopeful
<span>Among the choices the one that shows the correct order of events in the conflict over the Ohio Territory is letter D, Tecumseh formed an American Indian confederation.
Tecumseh tried to rally support during the War of 1812.
Little Turtle defeated US troops in a border war.
American settlers began to arrive in the Ohio River Valley.</span>
1:
The "Anti Mask meeting" part because its dipicting its during the time of Late 2019-2021 were we have a mask ordinace thats according this "Unhealthy"
2:
"Anti mask meeting" by it self because it also is telling you that its meant for people who already wear masks and disagree on it.
3: "to protest against" and "Anti mask meeting" dipict that the purpose is to talk and protest against the mask mandate we have in multiple areas.
4:
The point of view of the creator is that the gathering is to protest against the wrongdoings of the mask madate examplifying the creator agrees with the people meeting and seems to intend to join them. Considering he calls the speakers "interesting" which is an opinon he gladly shared which only people do when they truely feel this way, and based on the way it was said it was a good verison of interesting. There for repersenting that he agrees and likes the idea of the meeting.
U.S was in panic and this was how they got into the Great Depression and lost a lot of money and ppl lost there trust in government...until the presidents started to take action and make programs