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Why did the whaling industry changed?
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Why did whaling industry changed over time?
because when the whalers died people dont want to find the whales anymore
Where did whaling industry's begin?
nantucket
Where did the American whaling industry begin?
Nantucket
What is greenpeace perspective on whaling?
Greenpeace activists oppose whaling. Greenpeace believes that the whale watching industry will be more profitable (and environmentally beneficial) than the whaling industry. The organisation has stated that science does not justify killing whales.
What whaling skills did the Native Americans pass on to American settlers did Native American continue to work in the whaling industry after it moved to deeper water?
Native Americans shared essential whaling skills with American settlers, including techniques for hunting, processing, and utilizing whales, as well as knowledge of navigation and the coastal environment. They taught settlers how to construct and use whaleboats effectively. After whaling moved to deeper waters, many Native Americans continued to participate in the industry, often taking on roles as skilled crew members or guides, leveraging their extensive maritime expertise. However, their involvement diminished as industrial whaling progressed and the dynamics of the industry changed.
Have your attitudes changed towards whaling?
Whaling is not a sport and should not be taken as one. It is very cruel and inhumane.
Was not an impetus for exploration in the 1450s?
Correct Answer: the whaling industry
In the 1700 which industry became very important in New England?
Fishing, ship building, and the slave trade
In the 1700s what developed as an important New England industry?
whaling
How has peoples view on whaling changed?
Whaling almost killed out the entire species so now whales are endangered so whaling is illegal and those who do it are poaching. I wouldn't suggest doing it.
Was whaling a major industry in the north east in the 1800?
Yes; true
