<u>Answer:</u>
Tax cuts policy would lead to new industrial enterprises.
Option: (C)
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Explanation:</u>
- During the 1920s, the US president Calvin Coolidge supported the policy of cutting down the high taxes imposed on the citizens during World War I.
- These taxes were quite a burden on the citizens, and due to this, the taxpaying base was reduced abnormally, and about 98% of the population didn't pay any tax.
- The Coolidge administration reduced these taxes at a much lower rate, and due to this the US tax base increased and led to rapid economic growth.
- This reduction in taxes also led to new industrial enterprises in the US economy. Therefore, tax cuts is correct.
Answer:
The Black Death
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In the United States, the Midwest (3) region is known for its focused on the agriculture industry, which reported sales of billions of dollars every year, especially of wheat, soybeans and corn. Also, in the Midwest you can find some cities with the biggest manufacturing industries, like Chicago. Likewise, the transportation through rivers, lakes and land gave this region an excellent condition to develop its commerce.
Answer: Railroad
Native American tribes had already been struggling for decades before the construction of a railroad began to be planned. However, the railroad was a catastrophic event for the Natives' way of life. The railroad forever altered the landscape of their traditional land, as well as caused the disappearance of wild game, such as bison. This was particularly destructive to the Plains people, who depended on the bison for nearly all of their needs.
The railroad also increased conflict between the Native people and the colonizers. It allowed white settlers to move to areas originally only inhabited by Native tribes, causing land disputes, deaths and displacement.