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Which is not a midland city that grew as a result of the industrial revolution?
Sheffield (novanet)
Where did Lyndon Baines jonhson grew up?
He grew up in and around Johnson City, Texas,
What U.S city grew around Fort Duquesne?
Pittsburgh
What US city grew around the site fort duquesne?
Pittsburgh
What us city grew around site of fort Duquesne?
Pittsburgh
What city grew around the denver and rio grand river?
Alamosa
Why did the feudal system become obsolete?
Medieval society no longer centered around the castle. The towns and cities (population centers) grew.
Why do so many people live in Sheffield?
Sheffield's population grew during the Industrial Revolution due to its thriving steel and cutlery industries, attracting workers and migrants seeking employment opportunities. Today, Sheffield continues to be a popular city to live in due to its affordable housing, green spaces, vibrant cultural scene, and reputable universities.
What was at the center of most Greek city states?
The core of the cities was a hill with a fortress (acropolis) around which lay the farmland, and around which a city grew up.
What was at the center of most Greek city-states?
The core of the cities was a hill with a fortress (acropolis) around which lay the farmland, and around which a city grew up.
What United States city grew around the site of Fort Duquesne?
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Why was the acropolis important to city-state?
The acropolis (= high city) was the fort and refuge in a city. As the city grew up around it, it housed temples which were also used as treasuries.
