Answer:
Cities grew more slowly in the South due to the lack of railroads and transportation. The North had many methods of transportation, while the South had fewer, and they were short, local, and did not connects all parts of the region in the network.
(1) Because agriculture was so profitable, Southerners remained committed to farming rather than starting a new business; (2) lack of capital. many had already invested in farms and slaves, and believed that an economy based on cotton and slavery would continue to prosper; (3) the market for manufacturing goods in the South was smaller than it was in the North. A large portion of the Southern population was slaves, who could not purchase items; (4) some Southerners did not want industry to flourish there
Explanation:
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The graph represents a geometric sequence 2exponential X, because as we can see:
2 exponential 1 equals 2
2 exponential 2 equals 4
2 exponential 3 equals 8
Therefore the intial value would be 1, 2 exponential 0 equals 1. As the graph shows a geometric sequence it is evident that the sequence should start from zero and should continue growing by 2 exponential x. It is a positive sequence becuse the graph is shown just in the positive part of the X and Y axis. But it could be infinite if you continue doing 2 exponential x.
We therefore assume that the sequence is just for the natural numbers from zero to infinite.
The biggest similarity between the Bill of Rights and the Magna Carta is that they both place certain formal constraints on the power of the central government.
Answer:
A) The Spanish Settlers.
Explanation:
The invasion of the North American continent and its peoples began with the Spanish in 1565 at St. Augustine, Florida.
Answer: (a)There were many times more civillian deaths in World War ll thin in World War l (b) American industrials might played a large role in securing victory in World War ll (c)Many major advances in technology and medicine occurred during World War II
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