Natural
Resources that fueled American Industrialization
<span>1.
Iron ore: Used to create steel and pig iron.
Used for railroad ties, bridges, buildings.</span>
2.
Coal: with the invention of the steam engine, coal replaced wood in fueling the
steam engine and machinery used in various industries such as the steel
industry.
<span>3.
Oil: The ability to use a steam engine for oil drilling started an oil boom in
the United States. It helped with the creation of a
Petroleum-refining industry. Transformed
oil into Kerosene and later gasoline for the automobile</span>
Lumber:
Used to fuel the steam engines that were used on trains, steamboats, and in
industry for the new machines being invented that ran on steam.
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The recommended secure protocol for voice and video applications is the Secure<span> Real-time Transport </span>Protocol<span> (SRTP) protocol. SRTP is a Real-time Transport </span>Protocol (RTP) profile used to to provide encryption, message authentication and integrity.
The default cipher of SRTP is the Advanced Encryption Standard<span> (AES) .</span>
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Explanation: No Explanation
