Generally speaking, "A. the average election results of the President of the United States" would not be considered an example of geography's impact on history, since this has little do with with geography in the United States.
The correct answer is: They had developed the first warship.
<u>The CSS Virginia was the first armored warship of the Confederate States Navy,</u> built by people from Virginia during the American Civil War.
The Virginia CSS started to work on February 17, 1862. On March 8, it departed from Norfolk directed to the Union ships that watched at Hampton Roads the river mouth of the James River.
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In my personal opinion exploration had a big impact because without it we probably wouldn't have gotten to the point in life that we are in. we wouldn't have knowledge of the 50 states and all of the countries there are in the world.
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