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During the U.S. Civil War, Cornelius Vanderbilt donated his largest and fastest steamship, named the Vanderbilt and built for around $1 million, to the Union Navy. The vessel was used to chase down Confederate raiders. In 1813, Vanderbilt married his cousin Sophia Johnson, and the couple eventually had 13 children.
During the first few years of the Great Depression as people lost their jobs, homes, and farms they began to lay the blame for their poverty on the banks, since they had been irresponsible.
If there was a road built to connect with a larger trade route, a southeastern African village would likely experience young members of the community adopting new nontraditional beliefs and opinions.
