<span>It opened direct trade between the Great Lakes and New York City.
The Great Lakes region grew.
It increased trade on the Mississippi.
Northerners were able to move west more efficiently and in greater numbers.
More people were available to man factories.</span>
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The government issued this apology due to the Korematsu v the united states case which consisted of The Korematsu attorneys arguing that they broke the 14th amendment. Only people of japanese descent were to check into assembly centers. The legislation apologized and paid $20,000 to each victim in order to compensate. The legislation was thought that the government's actions were a failure of political leadership and was an act of war paranoia and racism.
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The September 11 attack in New York had such a catastrophic effect on the city...
1) People suggest that about 3,000 lives were lost just in the attack on the ground
2) In the WTC (World Trade Centre) about 2,763 died when two hijacked aircraft rammed into the Twin Towers
3) The mailing of letters containing Anthrax sparked fears of infections and deaths *it killed 2 and infected about 17* so from then on security measures were to be significantly increased...
4) Immediate economic impacts such as the crash of The New York Stock Exchange as trading market fell 7.1%
5) About 143,000 people lost their jobs day after day...
6) The destruction of the Twin Towers cost the US Government $60 BILLION...
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<u>HERE ARE JUST SOME OF THE SIGNIFICANT EFFECTS OF THE 9/11 ATTACKS ON NEW YORK CITY</u>
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Magna Carta's first purpose was to establish peace between King and barons. Given the state of England's roads, summer was the only time of year for military operations. Magna Carta, agreed in mid-June 1215, effectively prevented the outbreak of full-scale warfare.
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