<span>Entre 1860 y 1914 la Argentina experimentó un acelerado crecimiento económico, caracterizado por la ampliación de su producción exportable y por la unificación de sus mercados interiores, que se basó en gran medida en el ingreso masivo de capitales extranjeros. Estos países, a la par que aumentaron su capacidad exportadora de productos manufactureros, también aumentaron sus necesidades de importación de productos primarios (cereales, lana, carne, etc.). Además se orientó hacia los denominados "países nuevos", que por su escaso desarrollo productivo podrían proveer esos productos a bajo costo: Estados Unidos, Canadá, Australia, Nueva Zelanda, Uruguay y, por supuesto, la Argentina. La exportación de capitales a los países nuevos fomentó una doble especialización: la de los países nuevos, que orientaron su crecimiento hacia la exportación del producto primarios y la Europa occidental que vio complementada y luego sustituida su producción primaria, al tiempo que ampliaba los mercados externos para su producción industrial.</span>
Answer: Child labor laws, better working conditions in factories, shorter working hours
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a. The book looked at political leadership in a realistic rather than idealistic way.
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This treatise is a work of art, since I analyze with realism the political and social situation that was lived at that time, it lists different qualities that a leader must have and at the same time because he must have them, he breaks with the idea of what King or prince is someone glorious and who must be loved for having that title, shows the human of politics and the wide difference between moral and immoral
What American religious leader co-founded the Moral Majority in 1979?
Answer: Out of all the tions presented above the one that represents the American religious leader that co-founded the Moral Majority in 1979 is answer choice C) Jerry Falwell. He wanted to go against drug abuse, abortion, homosexuality, and communism.
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Answer: Because, People liked Harding because he looked like a president. He was a very social, happy person, that enjoyed his people's company. Was president March 4, 1921.
Warren G. Harding's presidency was plagued by scandal, and it was later regarded as unsuccessful.
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