Change in the family structure, Due to urbanization with families needing money and the woman being expected to stay home and look after the children, started the gender discrimination. Bad working conditions. As more people came to the cities, more people needed jobs. As a result there was an abundant supply of able workers who desperately needed work and so would work for the far less than the bare minimum. Decline in the standard of living, Due to large scale of people moving from the country to the country to the cities, there was a shortage of fresh water....
Theres a lot more like, child labor, unemployment, the division of the classes, pollution, labour unions, overcrowding, etc.
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Fossil fuels are fuels produced by natural processes by anaerobic decomposition of buried dead organisms.
Coal, oil, and natural gas constitute the three major states of fossil fuels. All these have been formed from organic remain of prehistoric plants and animals, under high pressure, high temperature conditions. All three forms are excellent energy sources, upon which modern day civilization is based. Coal is used as a domestic as well as industrial fuel in all three forms: anthracite, bituminous, and lignite. Fractional liquid petroleum is used as automobile and industrial fuel, in all of its variations, viz. gasoline, kerosene, diesel, light oil, heavy oil, green oil, etc. Natural gas is mainly methane, and is a component of domestic and industrial gas supply lines, for use as an easily accessible fuel.
Answer:American colonists, frustrated and angry at Britain for imposing “taxation without representation,” dumped 342 chests of tea, imported by the British East India Company into the harbor
Explanation:
The Wilmot Proviso aimed to ban slavery in territory acquired from Mexico after the Mexican American War.
Those that were supportive of the Proviso were American citizens who were 1. opposed to the institution of slavery and 2. wanted to force the issue of slavery as a national issue. #2 is especially important as during this period, many were hoping to ignore the national issue of slavery or at least keep it from becoming the dominant national issue.
