For the most part, they wanted an opportunity to own their own land. European land was largely owned by rich Lords and Monarchs. The US was largely open for the taking, and the poor would agree to be an indentured servant for many years in exchange for a chance to make it to the US, and hopefully one day own their own land.
New technology played a huge role in shaping the economy of the 1920s. Technology, such as the radio, were common because of mass culture, so people bought radios. Also, the car completely changed the way americans went about their daily lives. Cars created the largest industry in the US - $800 million. Cars helped create the self-perpetuating cycle of money/jobs (Standardized mass productions led to: Better machinery in factories led to: Higher production and higher wages led to: More demand for consumer goods led to: More standardized mass production). Cars also created a new market for credit. New technology helped the economy boom, and created the "golden age".
The Incan civilization was heavily influenced by the <em>Andes Mountains</em>. Its most important city, Cusco, was located im what today is Perú, on a valley in the Andes. The Incas are considered an andean civilization and its empire, the largest of the Pre Columbian empires, extended mostly through the Andean Mountains. One of the most famous incan archeological sites, the Machu Picchu, is located on the mountains more than 2000 metres above sea level.
The three chif features are:
- The spanish empire was regarded as the most populous nation in the new world with the richest natural resources reserve
- The Government was somehow influenced by the Catholic Churches, and they called their civilizations an "empire of towns"
- The spanish was the first nation to introduce slavery in American continent and they also introduce the use of silver and gold as a medium of trade to China and Philippines
He goes there <span>to enter law school. </span>Gandhi<span> begins studies at University College </span>London<span>. He studies Indian law and also joins the Vegetarian Society while there.</span>
