#1- Most post-colonial settlers sought out similar land / climate to their former homes... you see the Portuguese fishermen settle on the coasts so they can continue fishing... Germans often sought out rich farmland.
#2 The major goal was to link Lake Erie and the other great lakes with the Atlantic coast through a canal
#3 <span>It was like a minor gold strike for farmers, manufaturers and the transportation</span>
#4 They wanted to expand their knowledge in canal building and take the practices of the British canal system to mind
Camp meetings was the name of the gatherings that happened during the Second Great Awakening.
Answer:
What do I need to to drag???
Explanation:
You need to put the whole question next time.
Not trying to be rude or anything but it's the truth. :)
Industrial capitalism enabled the exploitation of immigrants and saw them to be the source of cheap labor.
Explanation:
Many capitalistic economies like Europe saw the migrants to be the form of rich labor source and engaged them in the construction of transcontinental railroads and mining industries. Slave labor was also prevalent which many immigrants were absorbed to be the indentured labor.
During the mid nineteenth century many Chinese also immigrated to Us in search of better livelihood. Capitalistic economies relied mostly on violence, oppression and subjugation of laborers. Many Europeans in millions migrated to US and other countries such as Australia, Canada , New Zealand , Argentina and Brazil.
