4. What was the theory behind the Marshall Plan?
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Hello. You forgot to present the map to which the question refers. The map is attached below:
Answer and Explanation:
1. The historical development covered in the map is the industrial revolution and one of the main causes of this development is the existence of coal mines in the north of England. These mines had easy access for coal to be removed from the mine. This coal served as energy for the industries that would be built.
2. With the construction of industries, england became a productive center and promoted the growth of many cities, besides promoting the movement of the english economy. In addition, the industrialization of cities caused a strong rural exodus.
