They were the most interested into tea. Watch TED Animation “The History Of Tea” for more info.
Homesteaders faced the problem of constructing shelter very quickly. To
do so, they often constructed simple cabins. Some also made use of what
was in their environment and built sod houses. These houses had the
advantage of being inexpensive to build, as the homesteaders only needed
to buy materials for constructing the windows, a door, and sometimes a
roof, and sod was cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
1. Reducing Waste
2.Reducing Engery consumption
3. Educating others
4. Investing ethically
5. Maintain awareness
Being a global citizen is someone who identifies with as being part of an emerging world community and whose actions contribute to building community values.
A and C are the correct choices. Technological advancements in the early 19th century allowed for farming to become more productive allowing for fewer farmers being needed to create the same amount of production. Those who would have gone into farming are unable to find work or land and therefore begin migrating to cities where factory work is available.
The initial factories are set up along waterways to power the mills and eventually become coal powered. These power sources are vital for the factories to run and therefore the small towns become more populated as people move to work there. Those living around the small towns will be some of the first workers finding jobs outside of farming.
