Answer by YourHope:
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Why did labor change during the Industrial Revolution?
C. There was a shift from individualized to mass methods of producing goods!
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Answer:
The United States had more people in the territory than Britain and the United States was not looking for war with Britain when Mexico was ready to fight.
You don't owe anything in federal income taxes. Federal income taxes were declared unconstitutional by the supreme court in 1895 and the decision stood until the 16th amendment in 1913 when they were declared constitutional and mandatory again.
During those years, the US didn't receive any money at all from it's citizens and because of this the US reserve started to decrease.
If you would owe them, however, they would be paid directly to the US Federal Government.
Answer:
"The lure of new, high-paying, high-skill manufacturing jobs"
Explanation:
Towards the end of the 1800s, the United States of American economy moved or transitioned away from agriculture to an industrial economy.
It's evident through many railroad construction and the western territory expansion which led to more jobs, business, and manufacturing of goods.
