What natural resource gave Texas a large economic boom?
Oil gave Texas a large economic boom.
<span>What are the natural resources of Texas?Oil, lumber, salt, sulfur, gypsum, natural gas, solar power, biomass, water, coal,silver, and gold are all natural resources in Texas. Amarillo, Texas is historically a major producer of helium, extracted from natural gas. water, coal, silver, and gold. Natural resources it Texas include oil, lumber, salt, sulfur, gypsum, natural gas, solar power, biomass, water, coal, silver, and gold.</span>
Advantage:
They were fighting on their home country. (they didn't have to travel overseas)
Britain was fighting France at the same time as they were fighting the US
Disadvantage:
They didn't have a trained army.
They didn't have much $.
The correct answer is: "a developing nation".
Developing nations lack the technological developments which are necessary to compete in international markets. Most developed countries that use such technologies are able to produce more elaborated goods (hence more expensive) at a much lower cost and therefore gather the profits from international trade.
On the other hand, developing nations where wage levels are low and where institutions are weak become an attractive destination for corporations that perform outsourcing. Outsourcing consists on a company hiring another one in order to perform a certain task. If a corporation hires a company in a developing country, for example to perform certain stages of its production process, it can profit for the lower labor costs and the lack of regulation and taxation system that emerges from the lack of strong institutions. This outsourcing contract allows the corporation of producting at a lower cost than before and to become more competitive in the international markets.
The major significance of the 1876 election is that "The results marked the end of Reconstruction", which has historically been seen as a bad thing since it allowed Jim Crow laws to flourish in the South.
