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What does pasterization mean?

Pasteurization is a process used to prevent bacterial growth in food and slow spoilage. It involves heating liquid to a specific temperature and then cooling it rapidly.


How did nomadic people contribute to and slow down the development of civilization?

nomadic people slow every thing when they contributed to their civilization because their contribution messed every thing up duston domervil


How many years is 1979 to 2001?

first of all i think your so slow cuz u cant do the math but it is 22 years


How did nomadic people both contribute to slow down the development of civilizations?

Nomadic people contributed to slowing down the development of civilizations by not settling in one place and therefore not engaging in long-term agricultural practices or the development of complex infrastructure. Their reliance on hunting and gathering limited their ability to create permanent settlements and accumulate surplus resources. This prevented the formation of large, centralized societies and hindered the progress of civilization.


How did the expansion of the railroad influence the Westward expansion?

The expansion of the US railway system made private passenger transportation to the western territories allot cheaper, faster and easier for people who wished to settle in the western territories. The completion of the transcontinental railway system which was completed in 1869 allowed settlers to use the railways to reach destinations that previously were made by slow and often dangerous wagon trains. It also allowed for food and other supplies to be delivered to the west faster and it was less costly. Another factor was that settlers in the west could be better protected by the US Army who could use trains to move troops more rapidly.