The answer is "<span>D) Oklahoma".
</span><span>During the time of Great Depression Oklahoma (a state in the South Central region of the United States) suffered significantly. The Great Depression, joined with the Dust Bowl, annihilated numerous homesteads and left a huge number of Oklahomans jobless. Dry seasons and high breezes were slippery on occasion, and because of the conditions in Oklahoma, over 15% of Oklahomans moved to California. A portion of the hardest hit regions were in country Oklahoma. Shanty towns, otherwise called shacktowns, jumped up close numerous urban areas during the Great Depression.
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I believe it's group identity.
Group identity filled with several criterias that must be held by an individual to be considered as a member of social group.
For example, mensa could be considered as a social group. And in order to reproduce new group member, that individual shall have an iq of 150 and above.
<span>yes, it was hard because the federalists and antifederalists had to agree on the bill of rights</span>
Answer:
related diversification to acquire market power by integrating vertically.
Explanation:
According to my research on different business strategies, I can say that based on the information provided within the question this is an example of related diversification to acquire market power by integrating vertically. This is a a business strategy that focuses on expanding into product lines that are relatively similar to the product lines currently being offered by that same company. Which is what Shaw Industries is doing since they are producing more of the product already being offered.
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I would say all of the above since visiting various colleges and enquiring about their programs will definitely help to choose a college as will talking to the college advisor of your school who should know about what other colleges offer and lastly joining a club or sports team should be good networking to ask other members what they know about other colleges.
