This statement was made by King James I of England in 1604. “A custom loathsome to the eye, hateful to the nose, harmful to the brain, dangerous to the lungs…” Based on the quote, which profitable colonial industry was King James I referring to the growing of tobacco.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The colonial industry which was profitable about which king James I is talking, is the growing of tobacco. John Rolfe was the first person who grew tobacco in Virgina for the first time after getting the seeds of tobacco from Caribbean.
The result was very profitable because a lot of tobacco was grown for internal consumption in America and was also exported to Europe. It was widely accepted in Europe also. So it was very profitable for the economy.
Is this about the British industrialization?
if so then I’d say that the two resources that were very important during that period were textiles. Basically cotton and wool. If we’re talking about transportation resources then river canals and railway systems. If this isn’t even about the British Industrial period then i’m sorry. Be more specific.
Answer:
An African American mayor "handed over the keys" of a major city to another African American.
Explanation:
A historical significance of the election of Andrew Young as mayor of Atlanta was that this was the first time an African American mayor "handed over the keys" of a major city to another African American. Andrew Young succeeded Maynard Jackson, who was the first African American to serve as mayor of a major southern city. Thus, both the outgoing mayor and the incoming mayor were African American.
Answer: B.
Explanation: The 1896 election was particularly detrimental to the Populist Party in the South as the party was divided between members who favored cooperation with the Democrats to achieve reform at the national level and members who favored cooperation with the Republicans to achieve reform at the state level.
The republican candidate, McKinley who had support from the well-to-do, urban dwellers and prosperous farmers, won a majority of the popular vote and an easy victory in the Electoral College. McKinley's systemized approach to gaining the presidency laid the groundwork for modern campaigns.
Both these feats could be attributed to the general upturn of the economic recovery of a nation that had been in great recession since 1893.