Answer:
The Octopus by Frank Norris ( C )
Explanation:
The octopus by Frank Norris dramatized the conflicts over land between the wheat farmers in the West ( San Joaquin valley )against the power monopolized southern and pacific railroad companies.
The dramatization by Frank Norris was expressed through the technique of literary naturalism when he wrote the novel. the conflicts were mainly over the used of lands belonging to the wheat farmers by the railroad companies for the construction and operation of the rail system transportation. The farmers wanted their land for the cultivation of wheat while the companies wanted the land for construction of rail lines .
<span>The Yuan dynasty was a time of the Mongol Colonization that
had greatly influenced Chinese culture and traditions. During the Yuan dynasty,
Taoism suffered a significant setback when many copies of the Daozang were
ordered to be burned. A form of internal alchemy called Neidan became a major
religious sect in the Chinese tradition because of the colonization of the
Mongols. Kublai Khan ended the Imperial Examination System because he believed
that Confucian learning is no longer necessary for government jobs. The Mongol
Empire established itself and imposed its rules in China which suppressed some
of Chines practices and culture.</span>
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<span>I dont think it can be narrowed down to a specific region of the US since all reigons of the US after the Civil War had a hand in starting the Industrial Revolution. During the Reconstructionist Era the advent of steam technology created steam powered engines and technology which in turn drove other industries such as metalworking, textiles and resource refinement. Labor for these industrial enterprises was fueled by Irish immigrants as well as newly freed slaves. But if there were one place that would have to be named as the origin on the revolution, I'd say it was in Massachusets on the Merrimak river where steam and water power were first harnessed along the river. The creation of the Lowell system was a very significant technological milestone in America's technological movement.</span>
