The Dutch, and later the English, sent Henry Hudson to find a sea route across North America. These explorations changed both Europe and the Americas. Europeans took home new plants, such as corn, tomatoes, potatoes, and beans. They also brought new things to the Americas, including wheat, sugar, horses, and pigs.
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The effects of industrialization included a significant population growth, the urbanization or expansion of the cities, improved access to food, a growing demand for raw materials and the development of new social classes formed by capitalists, a working class, and eventually a middle class.
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B. It couldn’t be used to purchase popular items, such as silk and horses.
Due to the findings found in the archaeological sites, such as, confirm the Berel cemetery in Kazakhstan, that the nomadic arimaspians not only raised horses, but also were great craftsmen able to commercialize by the Silk Road, but due to the representative use of money could not continue with these practices.
The common man wanted a united Germany, as Germans shared a common, united culture and spirit.
The common man, as Bismarck saw things, was not much interested in the finer points of politics, of policy-making and political maneuvering. Common people simply saw themselves as Germans and saw themselves thus naturally in opposition to others -- like Frenchmen. (Bismarck managed to unite all of Germany partly by means of pursuing a war vs. France.)
Georgia played a significant role during America's participation in World War I (1917-18). The state was home to more training camps than any other state and, by the war's end, it had contributed more than 100,000 men and women to the war effort.