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The 36°30' North line is the line of latitude that was agreed in the Missouri Compromise to determine the slave status of new states to be admitted into the Union, west of the Mississippi River. States south of the line would be considered slave states and north would be free states.
States today that would be south of the line;
- Oklahoma
- Arizona
- New Mexico
States today that would be north of the line;
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The Triangle shirtwaist fire was one of the deadliest disaster in the history of industrial disasters.The disaster happened in the Greenwich village Near to Manhattan,New York city on March 25,1911.
As a result of this fire the Eye witnesses helped formulate the American society of safety Professionals on October 4,1911.
Explanation:
The fire took the lives of 146 people most of them were women and young girls mostly Italian and Jewish immigrants.
The fire started on the 8th and 9th floor of Asch building where the Triangle waist company that manufactured blouses for ladies called shirtwaist was located.The workers were unable to escape because all the emergency exits were locked at the time to avoid them having unauthorized breaks hence a lot of people ended up jumping.
New York times also suggested at the time that the fire was started by the owners of the industry Max Blanck and Isaac Harris to claim insurance.
The fire department arrived but they had ladders that reached only the 7th floor,
As a result of the fire the New York state legislature created factory Investigating commission to investigate industries and their conditions.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, the best option would be that the US waited for approval from world leaders before retaliating, since instead the US took a unilateral approach. </span>
Let's take the example of Walmart, which has the large presence in the United States and is an important part of the Consumer Services Industry.
Walmart began with just one store but has grown all over the country to many unique aspects of the American economy and demographics. The United States, in contrast to what many people assume, is a very diverse country.
The culture of New England is very different from that of the Bible belt. Similarly, the African American culture of Georgia is different from the casual California where there is a vast Hispanic population.
Walmart saw an opportunity in this diversity and has grown by catering to needs of all these consumers. Communities with highly dense Hispanic population stocked food items that were very different than can be found in Jewish neighbourhoods and vice verse.
This enabled Walmart to connect with each community and grow with them over the generations.
In all this, Walmart prides itself in providing benefits to US army veterans and provides jobs to women from low-income backgrounds and the disabled.
In all this, Walmart does face a number of different challenges, including:
- A slowing economy can hit the profits of the company
- Competition from other companies such as Costco and even international players like Aldi and Lidl can decrease their market share
- Online rivals such as Amazon have long been identified as a threat to the company and is one of the biggest challenges facing the consumer service industry.
- Companies like Amazon are not only involved in retail but also in selling movies, music, etc that can completely challenge the consumer service sector
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As immigrants tried new foods, got to know new neighborhoods, met new people, and became familiar with the language, they adapted to US culture. That made them feel like they fit in with both worlds: their old culture and their new home.
