I think the answer is Norman Bourlag.
They settle in Texas because Texas is basically like the border to Mexico, so it's very near
The correct answer is - b. False.
In the late 1800's it was the period when the industrial revolution was at its peak and people were actually not moving towards the villages but towards the cities were the industrial facilities were developing, so the population of the cities was rapidly growing, and the populations in the countryside were quickly diminishing. There were also some interesting cases were some small towns of villages that had the resources needed for a certain type of industry, grew into very large cities in just few years, like the example with Birmingham in England that had a big amounts of coal nearby.
Guinea and Liberia have largely been cut off from neighboring countries by closing their borders and having neighboring countries like Senegal close its borders in response to the Ebola outbreak. In addition Sierra Leone has also had border closures in response to the crisis. In time more border closures could occur as the Ebola virus becomes a larger public health risk.
It is during WW2, it is called Normandy Landings.
