It led to the Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906
They did it by being better than anyone else at metalworking. They had a strong and developed iron industry and they traded a lot with other nations so they could amass large amounts of wealth. They also made textile out of cotton and had large amounts of gold, so it was easy for them to become dominant.
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People during this time period generally used Africans as slaves because they were easy to capture and use for cheap labor. Settlers wouldn't have to paid people for the labor so their profits increased.
There were six Japanese aircraft carriers: Akagi, Kaga, Soryu, Hiryu, Shokaku, and Zuikaku. In all there were about 408 Japanese aircraft on all these combined. 360 for the first two waves and 48 on defensive CAP (Combat Air Patrol). Hope this helps.
<span>One of the most important characteristics that made early life in Greece unique was its direct and spread-out location on the Mediterranean, which led to unparalleled trade and cultural diffusion that led Greece to be diverse. </span>
