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How did the pioneers needs affect the local economy of Missouri?
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What territory is Kansas?
The territory of Kansas, to the West of Missouri, was admitted to the Union under a local vote that would decide whether it would be a slave-state or a free state. This system attracted every bully-boy from both sides, to cross into the state and intimidate voters. The ensuing period of violence was known as 'Bleeding Kansas'.
Why did Virginia colonists want a local government to make their laws?
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Which four border states did not take sides in the civil war?
There were four border-states. that is, slave-states that did not join the Confederacy - Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland, Delaware. The local people, however, did take sides - very much so - all four of these states being deeply divided. Only one state was allowed to be neutral for a time, and that was Kentucky. When Confederates invaded, they were able to set up an alternative government, but it collapsed when the troops retreated. Missouri suffered guerrilla warfare throughout the conflict. Maryland saw riots at the beginning, but Lincoln had (illegally) jailed the pro-Confederate leadership of the state, and it stayed onside.
Why did the new England merchants became leading members to society?
Trade was vital to New England's economy. New England merchants traded goods locally, with other colonies, and overseas. Many of the traded local products such as furs, pickled beef, and pork. Many merchants grew in power and wealth, becoming leading members of the New England colonies.
Why was the division of land in the northwest territory into township needed?
form local governments- apex hope this helps ladies and gents
Has the tower of Pisa effected Europe's economy?
It would only affect the local economy in terms of tourism, but not the economy of Europe.
How did the short local railways affect the economy of the south?
becaz people couldnt get to where they were going
What famous military facility has an effect on the economy of the city in which it is situated?
All large military facilities affect the local economy of the cities they are in.
How do industries influence the local economy?
industries can affect in various ways ... it can supply jobs , there is the selling and buying of products
What is a good historical project for local pioneers?
Goblins in Canada
How do exchange rate affect businesses?
The local economy will be higher raising on inflation and the value of currency of the price will be in intrest rate as decreasing.
What is one way the aerospace industry and space program affect Florida's economy?
On of the greatest impacts on the Florida economy by the Space program is that they employ a signifcant number of Florida residents. Local jobs bring money into the economy on many levels.
How does diamonds affect the economy where it is mined?
Diamond mining contributes to the local economy in the same ways that any kind of process industry operation contributes. Jobs, taxes and company benefits are high on these lists of contributions.
How can Coop help the economy?
Coop can help the economy by strengthening local business and supporting local business.
How does mining affect local populations positively and or negatively?
mining is a vital part of the economy of surrounding towns. Also, Mining introduces pollution into local water supplies. More so, Mining disrupts local populations of flora and fauna.
What is an economy of location?
Local econmy
How is sugar cane produced and how does it affect the local and the global economy?
How it's produced:How it affects the local and global economy:It affects the local economy like any other (agricultural) product: the free market severely affects the demand on a local level, while the supply depends on the global demand for the product. Usually sugar cane is produced in low-standing economies where the price is heavily influenced by the demand for the product (which isn't 'fair', ethically speaking). However, from an economic perspective, it's efficient for the richer economies as it's damaging for the local economy.
