The United States remained a largely agricultural nation until late in the 19th century. Unskilled workers fared poorly in the early U.S. economy, receiving as little as half the pay of skilled craftsmen, artisans, and mechanics. About 40 percent of the workers in the cities were low-wage laborers and seamstresses in clothing factories, often living in dismal circumstances. With the rise of factories, children, women, and poor immigrants were commonly employed to run machines.
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the development of GPS and GIs technology helped the public transportation system in two ways: - First, it is easier for both drivers or passengers to locate the place that unfamiliar to them, which will reduce the cost and the time for travel.
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colonialism had a huge impact on the lives of Africans economic policies were adopted by Europeans.Africa's tradition lifestyle and culture were destroyed ,land was taken away from people ,by the colonial power it became a problem after world war ll when European countries were financially devastated, cash crops were introduced to meet industrial needs of European countries cocoa ,coffee ,tea these are some examples ,till today African on it own isn't doing very well ,it a both a developed and developing country ,like in terms of health care we don't really have everything we need in a country
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Slave trade was abolished in Britain quite early on but there were other countries that carried on in the slave trade. Between the 15th and the 18th century, millions of slaves were transported to north and south America. Over 1.5 million of these died on the journey.
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"List five European regions with strong separatist movements. write for each of them the name of the country from which the population of these regions wants to separate".</em></h3>
<u>Explanation</u>:
<u>The Five Regions</u>:
- Scotland
- Basque
- Samogitia
- Chechnya
- Kashubia
<u>Population to separate from:</u>
- United Kingdom
- France
- Lithuania
- Russia
- Poland
