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What is the fall line and why was it so important to industry in America?
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Why was the fall line important to the middle colonies?
the fall line is an impossible thing to answer
Why is the fall line important to Georgia?
Because they sail ships a lot and the fall line prevents waterfalls
Why is the fall line important?
because it's important to what is divided in the coast
What is the fall line in the Piedmont area between the Appalachians and the coastal plain?
The fall line in the Piedmont area marks the transition point where the higher, rocky terrain of the Appalachian Mountains meets the lower, flatter coastal plain. It is characterized by a series of rapids and waterfalls due to the change in elevation, making it historically important for transportation and industry.
What important Virginia city is located on the the fall line?
Richmond
What inventions improved America's manufacturing and industry?
Steam engine, assembly line, and the cotoon gin, etc.
What is considered a fall line?
A fall line is considered to be a narrow zone that marks the geological boundary between an upland region and a plain, and is important to look out for when skiing or snowboarding.
What is top line and bottom line with respect to IT industry?
In simple terms Top Line is Sales and Bottom Line is revenue or profit in IT industry or with respect to any industry.
What did Steve case contribute to the computer industry?
He was the co-founder of America On Line (AOL) - the fore-runner of social networking sites.
Does Nevada have a fall line?
dose nevada have a fall line
What is the other standard E English of fall in line?
In England we do not say "fall in line" and instead of fall in line we would usually say "line up" or "form an orderly line".
What is the historical importance of the fall line?
The fall line is as fall as ships could go so that is where the three major cities on the fall line are: Macon, Augusta and Columbus.
