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What led to the growth of the meatpacking indurstry in the Midwest?
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Which if the following led to the growth of the meatpacking industry in the Midwest?
The growth of the meatpacking industry in the Midwest was significantly driven by the expansion of railroads, which facilitated the efficient transportation of livestock to market. Additionally, the rise of urban populations created increased demand for meat. Technological advancements in refrigeration and processing also played a crucial role, allowing for longer shelf life and broader distribution of meat products. These factors combined to establish the Midwest as a central hub for meatpacking in the United States.
What did roosevelt read that led him to reform the meatpacking industry?
the jungle
What has contributed to the growth of agriculture as big business in the Midwest?
Land, labor, climate, and capital has contributed to the growth of agriculture as a big business in the Midwest.
What did meatpacking produced?
What did meatpacking produced?
In which region did the growth rates for those 18 to 64 grow the fastest?
South And MidWest
What book led to stricter laws on the meatpacking business?
Upton Beall Sinclair Jr. wrote "The Jungle" which started a public outcry about the methods and conditions in the meatpacking industry. From that, the US Congress wrote regulatory laws for that industry.
With the increase in technology of transportation there was a corresponding growth in?
Industrialization in the Midwest.
Is corn growth mostly in the Midwest or the south?
I.D.K (I Dont Know)
What two geographical regions benefited the most from industrial growth?
the Midwest and the northeast
Which reagon of the country showed the greatest population growth in the 1950s?
the industrial Midwest
Which book revealed shocking secrets about the meatpacking company indusrty?
"The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair revealed shocking secrets about the meatpacking industry, exposing unsanitary conditions, labor abuses, and questionable business practices. It led to significant reforms in food safety and labor laws in the United States.
