Monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, and democracy
I would have to say A) Lewis and Clarke expedition because Lewis and Clarke did explore the Louisiana Territory, The Treaty of Greenville happened before the purchase, and the other 2 had different causes.
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When citizens not in reference to visa holders that decide to leave and emigrate to another country; the negative side is that the unemployment rate may increase due to the job market; that the jobs themselves may not become favourable to those that want higher salaries or better working conditions as well as chances of rising up the corporate ladder depending on the industry.
This leaves business that are advertising through online websites and news papers feeling the unnecessary need to utilise recruitment agencies to pay exuberant amounts of money to find the right candidate; even though some times this may be necessary to offset any efficiencies or delays in the work environment of the organisation.
There is a perception in some peoples' mind that local citizens do not work as hard as migrants especially when the need is required for them to bring people from another country to take up the unwanted jobs by providing better incentives that attract them to come over in the first place.
Another negative side of things is that for those who have not emigrated to another country and prefer to stay in that country; feel that they are some times ashamed or embarrassed to feel that the jobs have gone to foreigners rather than its local citizens and may create a disparity amongst the population that could increase the unemployment rate and a gap in the various industries feeling that the job market is pointless to get into because it is getting filled up by foreigners who want a chance to start a new life and are willing to start the job at a lower salary package; therefore becoming more competitive.
Virtually the whole nation felt the effects of the panic. Connecticut, New Jersey, and Delaware reported the greatest stress in their mercantile districts. In 1837, Vermont's business and credit systems had taken a hard blow. Vermont had a period of alleviation in 1838, but was hit hard again in 1839–1840. New Hampshire did not feel the effects of the panic as much as its neighbors did. It had no permanent debt in 1838, and did not have a lot of economic stress the following years. New Hampshire's greatest hardship was the circulation of fractional coins inside the state. Conditions in the South were much worse than the conditions in the East. Though the Old South was hit hard, the Cotton Belt<span> was dealt the worst blow. In Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina the panic caused an increase in the interest of diversifying crops. New Orleans felt a general depression in business, and its money market stayed in bad condition throughout 1843. Several planters in Mississippi had spent much of their money in advance, leading to the complete bankruptcy of many planters. By 1839, many of the plantations were thrown out of cultivation. Florida and Georgia did not feel the effects as early as Louisiana, Alabama, or Mississippi. In 1837, Georgia had sufficient coin to carry on everyday purchases. Until 1839, citizens of Florida were able to boast about the punctuality of their payments. It was in the 1840s when Georgia and Florida began to feel the negative effects of the panic. At first the West did not feel as much pressure as the East or the South. Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois were agricultural states, and the good crops of 1837 were a relief to the farmers. In 1839, agricultural prices had fallen and the pressure had reached the agriculturalists</span>