Had a different hypothesis or data was collected differently.
Answer:
Yes, it supports that view because Mexico which is a country in North America did not want Russia, a European country to dominate North America. Therefore, they encouraged the American annexation of California.
Explanation:
The excerpt says that the Russians already had Fort Ross in their possession and that they were expanding as seen in their other smaller outpost which extended far into the Farallon Islands. The population was also increasing as the territory expanded. The Mexicans who are North Americans wanted to protect the territory from Russian domination.
For that reason, they encouraged the Anglo-Americans to move into California. So, this annexation of California was actually in the best long term interests of North America.
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Countries would be able to increase their productivity for the services with comparative advantage. A country then can sell products they produce efficiently and also would buy from other nations the products that they cannot produce. The comparative advantage can lose if there are competitors operating in a low wage country.
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