Answer:Immigration isn’t exactly a new occurrence in the United States. Still, despite a rich history of welcoming strangers into the country, it seems that the voices of critics calling for stricter immigration policy only get louder and fears over the negative economic impact immigrants might have continue to grow. It’s worth asking, in a country where nearly everyone’s ancestral line includes an immigration story, how things got that way.
Explanation:
Answer: North-East
Explanation:
The area now known as the North-East in the United States is mostly forest with at least 40% of the area covered in them.
Divided into three zones (Coastal, Saint Lawrence Lowlands, and Great Lakes-Riverine), it was occupied by natives of mostly Algonquian origin with significant populations of Iroquoian and Siouan language families as well.
According to the Europeans who encountered them, they had developed complex systems of Government such as the Iroquois and Wabanaki Confederacy.
<span>People have too much money, and there is a danger of inflation. - CONTRACTION FISCAL POLICY
The GDP has fallen to an all-time low, and there is low demand for most goods. - EXPANSION FISCAL POLICY
Few farmers produce cotton because profits are at the equilibrium price. - PRICE FLOOR
Prices of staple foods have shot up because of shortages after an earthquake. - PRICE CEILING</span>
