Steel. During the industrial revolution, steel had a major increase in production. A way to remember this is to remember the man Carnegie Steel who ran a monopoly that controlled the steel industry during the Industrial Revolution.
Answer:
1.WHISTLING= Whistling for London taxis was banned in case it should be mistaken for an air raid warning.
2. LOITERING
= People were forbidden to loiter near bridges and tunnels or to light bonfires.
3=CLOCKS GO FORWARD
=British Summer Time was instituted in May 1916 to maximise working hours in the day, particularly in agriculture.
Explanation:
it was one of the first empires to practice religious and cultural tolerance to the people the conquered
it was described as peaceful and had an economic c prosperity
Answer: The plan called for a legislature divided into two bodies the Senate and the House of Representative with proportional representation. That is, each state's representation in Congress would be based on its population.
I would say his popularity came from his pledge to restore 'order' in the country which was plagued by mass unemployment and strikes by socialists and communists. His blackshirts beat up socialists and communists. Obviously the socialists and communists opposed his rise as did many other working class people. Some of the middle class shopkeepers, doctors, lawyers etc worried about the rise of socialism in the new Soviet Union also supported him.
