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What of these is an example of physical damage resulting from the civil war?
Broken railroads, factories, and bridges.
What were the effects of the Civil War?
Slavery ended throughout the United States. Amendments 13, 14, and 15 were added to the Constitution, banning slavery, ensuring full civil rights, etc. However, the racial and regional tension from the war remained. Lynchings and other abuses of freed slaves and their descendants became commonplace.
What is the history behind the WestPoint Stevens company?
WestPoint was a landscape industry. Things such as railways, roads, schools, factories, houses, schools, stores, restaurants, towns and cities were all built from the textile industry. WestPoint is one of the largest operating companies.
What name is given to the series of roads used by communist forces during the Vietnam War?
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What was the extent of infrastructural damage in France from World War 1?
During World War I, France suffered extensive infrastructural damage, particularly in northeastern regions like Champagne and Picardy, where many battles were fought. Towns, villages, railways, and roads were devastated, with approximately 300,000 buildings destroyed or severely damaged. The war left a lasting impact on the landscape, with entire communities needing to be rebuilt, and the economic consequences were significant as reconstruction efforts required substantial resources and time.
What is something a civil engineer would deal with?
Roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, harbours, dams, sea-defences...
Are buses considered infrastucture?
Not really. Infrastructure usually refers to things like roads, bridges, railways, etc.
Why are the ends of many bridges not attached to bridges?
When you finally reach dry, flat land there is no need for a bridge. So many bridges are attached to roads and railways instead, often at both ends.
What is the difference between railways and roadways?
roadways roads can be constructed in a short time and does not need huge investment. roads can negotiate high terrain and sharp turns. roads provide essential services during natural calamities and wars. railways construction of railways takes longer time and needs huge investment. high terrain and sharp turns become dangerous for railways. rail tracks get normally disrupted during natural calamities and wars
Why is building railways and roads such a challenge?
in Greece people are really stupid and they are to lazy to do the roads and railways so HAH! ( stupid Greeks )
What connect important cities in India?
Railways and Roads
What are aggregate minerals used for?
Aggregate minerals are primarily used in construction projects to create foundations, concrete, asphalt, and drainage systems. They provide strength and stability to structures such as buildings, roads, bridges, and railways. Additionally, they are used in landscaping and as a base material for roads and driveways.
What connects Europe?
Roads, Railways, canals, airports, undergrounds
In rural townships are roads and bridges the main concern?
I would say no. In rural area roads and bridges are the responsibility of the county.
Why is infrastructure-public words such as bridges roads etc?
it is IMPORTANT because bridges and roads are what made up parts of the world
Why do roads on bridges freeze up quicker than roads?
Because the ice starts to form under it and on top of it. It's easier for bridges to form ice than roads which only get ice on the top and usually the road on bridges are thinner than regular roads.
Why did the british build roads and railways in India?
The British did build the roads and railways in India to facilitate easy movement of goods and services in India. They also wanted to open India to the outside world.
