the point in decision making when social, economic, and political concerns begin to affect science and how it is used to solve problems. Although scientific research identified the problem, it doesn't necessarily mean science will be used to solve it.
A. British soldiers fired on a crowd of trouble makers
West Virginia's leading industry, coal, underwent wrenching changes. In the early stages of the Depression, the industry suffered from a virtual collapse as mining companies failed and unemployment grew, leaving once busy coal camps idle and stranding thousands of miners and their families.
<span>Many Europeans wanted to explore lives outside of Europe because of contact with non-European civilizations, books such as the travels of John Mandeville, and many people wanted to trade with outside civilizations. Religious zeal was also a motive for exploration</span>
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