The New England colonies were based on <u>Shipping and Trade</u> because of the cold, harsh winter's and dense forests.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
The New England colonies included dense forests and they experienced cold and harsh winters. As they had thick trees lumbering was done and lumber export was the major trade. It also helped them in building ships. Excellent water ways provided them to extend their trade through the Atlantic.
Agriculture was not favorable for the weather condition so they bought agricultural products from other colonies exchanging lumber. The forests provided them animal products especially furs of animals which were exported. Fishing also added to their economy.
The correct answer is C) The use of bronze was so common during the Shang dynasty that even peasants owned bronze vessels and fixtures."
The accurate statement is "The use of bronze was so common during the Shang dynasty that even peasants owned bronze vessels and fixtures."
Although the question does not include information about document 3, a link, or any other reference, we can say that during the Shang Dynasty, bronze casting was the most important activity in the Empire. Shang people were great craftsmen and knew how to create tools made of bronze such as vessels and weapons for the Chinese army.
The Shang Dynasty conquered many territories and expanded its land with the use of a powerful army that had modern bronze spears and swords and the support of the horses they had domesticated. Indeed for a time, they were unstoppable.
Violated NY "Son of Sam" law, must turn profits from exploiting actual crime into book or movie to victim fund.
Henry Hill was a mob hit-man and committed many crimes and tried to profit from his own life story.
Home Depot: Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank created the largest chain of home improvement stores in the world, they innovated by creating non specialized stores so renovators could find everything they needed in one store. This large scale store also allowed prices to be cheaper for the products they were selling-making their business extremely competitive.
Georgia Pacific: Owen R Cheatham started a lumber company in 1927 and wanted to expand it into a bigger business which was a risk. He ran five lumberyards and expanded them to the pacific coast in 1947. The company continues to be successful today.
