The issue of building roads and canals could be said to boil down to "Federalism" issue.
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The American federalism in the antebellum period contributed to both a greater national position in rail development and more centralized railroads. Local competition between states prompted state Congressional representatives unable to construct local railroads to turn to federal aid.
Prior railway funding came from politicians from the south and frontier, who were drawn mainly into rail coalitions due to their own failure to create local rail networks. Over period, though, rivalry among coalition states and complaints about federal power led several of the coalition's initial members to retire.
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As World War I began in Europe, Germany and Austria-Hungary were allied in the Triple Alliance, while Russia, Britain, and France were in the Triple Entente.
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The correct matches are:
Quapaw - between the Arkansas River and Missouri River;
Osage - eastern Oklahoma and Arkansas;
Caddo - the Red River Valley;
All three tribes mentioned have their origins in a single group of people that initially lived in Ohio. They all belong to the same language and cultural group of Native Americans, the Dhegian-Sinouan.
They started to differ slightly after the migration of their ancestors and the formation of separate tribes. All of them moved in certain areas because of threat from other tribes, in search of better hunting grounds, or expanded their territory through conquest. Before the invasion that came from the northeast by the Iroquois, these tribes ruled large portions of the Midwest, but they were not strong enough to push back the Iroquois and eventually lost their territory. That also led to their movement in other areas in which they still can be found today.
I think the answers are Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island
