This is true. Many kings would plan and carry out invasions to gain goods, land and other loot and to expand their rule because many of them worried that another power would get too strong and take over their kingdom, and every king wanted to avoid that because they had become very fond of being king.
The information found by Lewis and Clark showed many new places to settle, what the new land was like, and what could be accomplished in those areas. They found more land to farm and build homes. They also found some of the major rivers and landmarks of today.
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This was brought by several factors such increased
productivity and new developments in technology. War bonds were earning and the fact that the U.S.
economy remained intact and that it practiced rationing and saving of basic
commodities helped boost its postwar development. New jobs and high wages were plentiful and
industries began to rise during this period.
