The best option is Consumers were eager to spend money once wartime rationing and restrictions were lifted.
Several factors fueled the nation’s unprecedented economic strength. But the extraordinary increase in productivity stimulated by new technologies, played a big role in economic growth, giving that the restrictions and the wartime production were no longer in place. Factories and industries became increasingly “automated.” Postwar America witnessed a new phase of economic development centered on carefree consumption. The new shopping malls dotting the suburban landscape epitomized the emphasis on spending as a new form of leisure recreation.
They wanted to maintain control and order in 1768.
This tiny island situated at the tip of the New York Harbor has served as a gateway for millions of immigrants to America. It had several names like:
Isle of Tears
Isle of Hope
Gull Island
Oyster Island
Gateway to Freedom
They were built with sun dried bricks and the roof was made out of straw or reeds ..hoped I helped ;)
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