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3 years ago
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Discuss two reasons for the rapid growth of cities in the United States in the 1800s.

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Vera_Pavlovna [14]3 years ago
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The increasing industrialization drew people to cities which resulted in a growth in population. The California gold rush also added to many US cities expanding
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PNS personally commanded many battles. The battles taught him how to handle complex situations and how he could come out victorious.

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PNS used the anarchy established by the Pradhans to make his brother Dal Mardan Shah the king of Patan from 1820–1822. When PNS attacked Kirtipur in 1822, Dal Mardan Shah did not oppose even though the Pradhans had urged him to do so. On Poush 3, 1822, PNS won the third battle of Kirtipur. Less than four years later, PNS was the king of Nepal.

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