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Which most directly caused public health problems in large American and European citiies?
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Overcrowded living conditions
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Spanish founded San Antonio or Saint Augustine?
They founded both citiies.
Why were most American citiies located along the Atlantic coast during the first 50 years of independence?
Because that is where the colonists established the colonies. The currents took the ships from Europe to the east coast.
What are the most important settlements in Texas?
Texas (and California) has three of the 10 largest US Citiies.
Why is Cyrus called great?
because he conquered many city-states and he tried to start an empire with the citiies
Is Abilene between Austin and Houston?
No, Abilene is west of Fort Worth. It could be said that Austin is between Abilene and Houston although it is not on a logical driving route between those two citiies.
What are the most populated cities in New York?
By population living within the city limits: New York City: over 8 million Buffalo: almost 300,000 Rochester: over 200,000 By metropolitan area population: New York City "Tri-State Area": almost 19 million Buffalo-Niagara Falls: about 1.18 million Greater Rochester: just over 1 million
What were the military stratagy's for the battle of thermopylae?
Persian expeditionary force:Strategy: Force the Greek cities to keep their armies at home by the threat of amphibious invasion of their cities; thus prevent them concetrating their armies and allow own army to pick the cities off one by one and progressively take over all peninsular Greece by conquering the citiies or persuading them to either surrender or join the Persian side (which several did).Plan: When the army route to the south was blocked at the Thermopylai pass, to outflank it with the navy.Greek coalition:Strategy: Destroy the Persian navy to remove its threat to the Greek cities and so allow them to send out ther armies to join together and destroy the Persian army. This would also remove the protection of the Persian supply fleet which would place the Persian army in danger of starvation in such a poor countryside as Greece.Plan: Block the pass at Thermopylai which would force the Persians to try to turn it by sea in order to continue south; engage the Persian fleet in the narrow waters in the nearby strait at Artemesion where the advantage of the more numerous and heavier Persian ships would be neutralised.
