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Answer: Three industries that boomed during the industrial revolution, were the steel industry, the textile industry, and the railroad.
During the Industrial revolution, the United States of America looked to Europe's advancements in technology, borrowed many of their ideas, and tinkered with them to improve them and make them suitable for the various terrains of America.
The steel industry led the American economy, and made it the biggest in the world. The steel industry also led to technological advancements such as railroads, machines and factories.
The textile industry changed/improved how goods were produced and boosted raw material imports. The textile industry also produced cotton, wool, and other types of fabrics. They also brought jobs to the areas where they were built which significantly helped the economy and society to grow.
The railroad is one of the most important advancements in the industrial revolution, it caused the American economy to boom (even more) and facilitated international trade. The railroad also transported western food, crops, and raw materials to East Coast markets, and manufactured goods from East Coast cities to the West Coast.
In the months leading up to the Civil War, many southerners felt that the federal government had already withdrawn many positions from the South, and the base at Fort Sumter seemed like a final "scratch in the eye" from the North since troops were still stationed there.
Austria-Hungary had invaded and crossed over into, Serbia and Russia was in an alliance with Serbia, so they felt as though they had to help out. Hope this helps.
It would be that "<span>C.He wanted to place strict government controls on corporations" that is true regarding Woodrow Wilson, since he was one of the major "Progressives" in American government. </span><span />
