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How did the geography spur industrialization in the northeast?
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Swift rivers provided power for machines.
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What helped spur industrialization in west Europe?
The production of steel
The industrialization of the northeast made it possible for women to do what?
work in factories
The industrialization of the Northeast made it possible for women to?
go to trade schools
The greatest single factor helping to spur the amazing industrialization of the post-Civil War years was?
the railroadnetwork
How did the geography of the northeast affect its economic development?
Geography of the Northeast affected its economic development since an increase in rainfall and sea level rise can lead to more damaging floods.
What is one reason that industrialization spread in northeast?
more capital was available to build factories
Which part of the country grew the fastest during the industrialization?
The Northeast, especially Massachusetts and New York.
What is a spur in geography terms?
A spur is a subsidiary summit of a mountain. By definition, spurs have low topographic prominences, as they are lower than their parent summit and are closely connected to them on the same ridge-line.
How do the geography and the climate of northeast affect its economy?
Climate is something that changes from season to season, it's a weather that stays on till the next season came. Geography of the Northeast is like a glacier came or a blizzard or a typical Natural Disaster.
How did geography aid Great Britain in its rapid industrialization?
Because it is located near a large deposit of oil
Can you take an AP class for world geography?
Well, there is not an AP class for World Geography but there is one for Human Geography and it is almost the same! It is very interesting. The curriculum includes learning about world cultures, geography, populations, agricultural land use, industrialization, cities, etc.
What was one reason industrialization spread in the northeast?
More capital ws available to build factories. (Novanet-US History1)
