It is different insofar that <span>it has uniquely American themes.They focused on exploration of the colonies and of the wild lands and the stories featured average American people and their lives. This is because the authors started developing their own art instead of just imitating what was happening in Europe.</span>
It seems that you have missed the given options for this question, but anyway, here is the correct answer. Early civilizations developed along major rivers about 11,000 years ago. The following that was included as a consequence of early civilizations would be i<span>ndustry and manufacturing and also government and religion. Hope this answer helps.</span>
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In the'' mystery of the old sea chest'' a girl named Gloria she finds this mysterious chest just siting up there in her attic so of curse she had to ask about it. So she asks she uncle Rogers he just figured that it was sewing stuff. And so Gloria was frustrated,but her determination was so powerful that she didn't wan't to give up!
''mile-high mystery ''My sister and I hear this eerie wail coming from outside. So they find this alone,sad,homeless dog and so they instead of them saying ''whatever'' and just shut the door on the little guy they acted to help him and find the owner and get him a better life then on in the ''Bitterly cold snow''. So they tried and tried,but even it got hard or it didn't work out ''I sigh,but I just couldn't give up. and the tried so hard they tried phone books, they tried asking so many animal clinics, and then..... THEY FOUND HIM A HOME!!!!! So the theme of the two stories are ''dig a little deeper and you will find the solution''
They settled in river valleys because they wanted their crops and soil to be rich and eaiser to water their plants.
For the answer to the question above, I believe the answer is because
<u><em>the people in New </em></u><u><em>England</em></u> <u><em>had more work experience.
</em></u><em><u /></em><u />That's why industries sprung in the New England.
I hope this helps. Have a nice day ahead!
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