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Why did Wilson feel it was important to pass the adamson act?
President Wilson passed the Adamson Act in 1916 so that workers would only have to work a 8 hour day including overtime for railway workers. At the time, the railway was considered an important part of growing the country.
Why was Samuel de champlains journey so important?
because he landed in Canada
What were positive effects of the Canadian Pacific Railway?
It was able to bring colonists from all over the world to settle in Canada West. Without the railway, Canada West would not have been able to develop so effectively. Also, when British Columbia entered Confederation, they were promised a railway. This fulfilled their requirements for joining Confederation and so the government no longer needed to make amends. Also, movement was now faster and easier between the west and east coasts. This would encourage trade within the country, rather than with the USA. Lastly, when needed, troops could be moved much more easily to where they needed to be in case of war.
Why is nitrogen so important to livingthings?
nitrogen is essentially a building block for proteins and is need for all livingthings to grow well
How was the olmec civilization important to the Mayas?
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What is the Intercontinental Railway?
It is the railway that was made in Canada in 1885. It's main job was to connect eastern and western Canada because Canada is so big. It was made to transport goods from the prairies or to the prairies. Also new immigrants that came to Canada and wanted to farm used the railway to go to the west and settle there.
Why was the completion of the Canadian pacific railway so important in 1885?
It allowed Canada rapid deployment of troops West which meant they were able to crush local resistance to Canadian rule.
Where was Canadian Pacific railway started?
The railway was part of John A Macdonald's national policy. he wanted to build the railway so he can unite the east and west of Canada, so the East can by western goods and the western could sell their products. also to keep cheap American goods out of Canada.
Something of fundamental importance?
This would be something that is very important, so it is cornerstone. The cornerstone of a building is fundamentally important in the building of a structure.
Is gold mining important to Canada?
Yes gold mining is important to Canada Canada mines many minerals and makes a lot of money doing so minerals
Why is collaboration so important in the building of scientific knowledge?
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Why is Sears Tower so important?
it is some what a tall building
Why is the sears tower so important?
it is some what a tall building
How did the building of the railway impact Canada?
Because it connected the country, east to west. It opened up the west to development and industry. Trading was easier because of this. it was created by the navie and the white men, who where promissed land if they did it.
Why are amino acids so important to your bodies?
They are the building blocks for macromolecules proteins.
Why is Sutton House so important in Hackney?
because it is the oldest building in hackney
How is trade important to Canada?
trading is very important to Canada so in case whe they are all out of food supply they can ask another country Hope This Help!!! <3
