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D. because it allowed them to move west and yo move supplies and stuff to and from allowing for easier trade
An unexpected condition that some immigrants found in factories in the early 1900s was c. factories were sometimes quite dirty.
<h3>What were factories like in the early 1800s?</h3>
Factory owners were only interested in making profits and did not care about the welfare of their workers.
As a result, factories were often quite dirty and unsafe which led to work accidents.
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<span>Vice President Andrew Johnson and Secretary of State William H. Seward were also planned to be assassinated with Abraham Lincoln, though not by John Wilkes Booth himself, but by his accomplices.
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D. Unqualified British Victory.
The Battle of Bunker Hill was in and of itself, a victory for the British, however it still served as encouragement to the American people. The British may have won, but they suffered massive losses.
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