Because it had the technology and capacity to do so. They also had a strong demand for coal abroad, thus they had a greater incentive to industrialise. Coal + industrialisation = $$.
Not only this but the evolving industrial sector for weaving, thanks to the spinning Jenny lead to further industrialisation. The mechanisation of farming led to urbanisation as well. Displaced farmers and their families moving to the cities in search of work.
<span>Privateer is the correct answer</span>
Two american slave revellions were planned and excuted
The highlighted
and intensified growing tension in the united states that continued to be unresolved
as an outcome of the Mexican war is Sectionalism, the differences
between northern and southern states on whether slavery should be allowed in
newly acquired states.
Leader(s):
- Woodrow Wilson [ President ; 1913 — 1921 ] He was a democratic president.
- Warren G. Hardening [ President ; 1921 — 1923 ] Died in 1923, Republican
- Calvin Coolidge [ President ; 1923 — 1929 ]
Republican
- Herbert Hoover [ President ; 1929 — 1933 ]
Republican, many Americans blamed him for not doing anything to help prevent or help get America back on its feet when the stock market crashed in 1929.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt [ President ; 1933 - 1945 ]
Democratic, Enlisted in several things to help get America back on its feet ( Relief, Recovery, Reform), and was President during WWII. He would overseer the Manhattan Project, in which bombs were tested, but would die right before the end of the war. He was Commander In Chief, and was mainly President for so long was because we were at war and you don’t really want a new president in the midst of the war. He claimed the US to be “neutral,” but the US was sending munitions and money to the allied power for help. He would then decide to join the war once Pearl Harbor was bombed. He would overseer the Yalta Conference in which the allied powers decided how to handle Germany after the war.
