The map shows that the country that would most likely have rules about coal production and consumption is the<u> United States. </u>
<h3>Does the U.S. have coal?</h3><h3 />
The United States has a lot of coal which is why as early as 2020, over 535 million tons of coal was produced in the United States.
It is therefore more likely that the U.S. would try to regulate the production and consumption of coal since they have it in abundance.
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The German Invasion of Soviet Union consisted of a three prong attack.
One was towards the north-east focusing on the major city of Leningrad.
The second force was working directly towards to the capital city of Moscow.
A Third unit was going to the South-East towards Ukraine and Caspian sea to take the city of Baku because of its vast oil reserves.
Answer:
The Southern part of the United States relied heavily on agriculture. This required manual labor. For them it was a lot cheaper to use slaves to keep their economy strong.
However, the North wasn't as focused on agriculture. Instead, they relied on industrialsm. Industrial jobs like factory workers, required a necessary ammount of knowledge. Slaves were deprived of this necessary knowledge, therefore they were not capable of performing these jobs.
