One problem resulting from urban areas growing is that family-farms are being sold out, and that affects the communities around it. And second, it affects the natural enviorment with pollution, no matter how many laws there are. Take L.A. for example, at times it can be very smogging. You see it in the sky but not many people speak out against it. It proabably was once a little town too.
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From They should be voting in the house and senate!
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im not sure if this was the answer you were looking for but
It was a turning point because Europeans discovered land many never knew existed. This also effected the indigenous people of the discovered land. It made the western Nations the strongest ones in the world (not counting the Ming Dynasty). It also started the slight downfall of the Ottoman Empire because it couldn't colonize, and many nations that could get to the "New World" could colonize making their profit better than some who couldn't. Another reason is the new things they can trade now back to the other countries who couldn't colonize making them make the decision to either buy the goods or to colonize themselves so they can also get a piece of the new products. Lastly it also was when the slave trade began
Probably make this shorter but this is all of the reasons i can think of
The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York on this day in 1885 aboard the French frigate Isère - in 214 crates that held the disassembled gift from the people of France. Nearly a quarter-of-a-million onlookers lined Battery Park, while hundreds of boats pulled into the harbor to welcome the Isère.
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They wanted to find a homeland for settlement.
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The Netherlands was the third European country to establish a global colonial empire outside of continental Europe. Its ability to trade and transport goods, coupled with the wave of nationalism and militarism that followed the independence of Spain helped the company. Along with the British, at first the Dutch accumulated colonial possessions through capitalist business colonialism, with a predominance of the Dutch East India Company. The direct intervention of the State in the colonial company came later. Dutch merchants and sailors also participated in the wave of exploration that continued during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
New Netherlands encompassed the northern area of the Atlantic coast of the United States, which was first visited by Dutch explorers and later controlled and colonized by the Dutch West Indies Company. The settlements were initially established around the Hudson River: Fort Nassau created in 1614, abandoned in 1617 by continuous flooding and restored in 1624 under the name of Fort Orange, nowadays Albany and New Amsterdam, founded in 1625 on the island of Manhattan. The colony reached its maximum size with the absorption of the Swedish settlement of Fort Christina in 1655, ending in this way with the colony of New Sweden.
The end of the New Netherlands colony came in 1674, after the end of the Anglo-Dutch Third War the Dutch settlements became part of the British Crown and New Amsterdam was renamed New York.
