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Why were mills built along the great lakes?
Because steel was the most important industry there.
When were the first railroad tracks built?
great Britain
When did the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland Ohio built?
1996
Could tidal power plant be built in the Great Lakes?
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The only transcontinental railroad built without land grants was the?
Great Northern
Who built the track of the Transcontinental Railroad that began in Omaha Nebraska?
The transcontinental railroad was built by the Union Pacific Railroad going west from Omaha, Nebraska. They built their part of the railroad to Promontory, Utah. The Central Pacific Railroad built the other part of the transcontinental railroad starting in Sacramento, California and built east meeting the Union Pacific Railroad.
Where was the great wall built?
The "Great Wall" is in China. It was built along the borders in hopes of keeping out invaders from the steppes.
Where would you find a wigwam?
They were built by native Americans Indians of the Great Lakes region and eastwards.
Great early American civilizations built large cities where?
Many of the most successful great early American civilizations built large cities along water. Typically these cities were built along the Atlantic Ocean.
Along which isthmus was a great canal built?
Isthmus of Suez
A framework built to carry railroad tracks what does a framework built to carry railroad tracks?
Trestles
Who built the Great Northern Railroad?
Canadian-American James J. Hill was the creator of the Great Northern Railroad. He was a man of high public duty that believed that the railroad needed the land to be prosperous to thrive. The Great Northern Railroad didn't receive any land grants such as the other railroads. Hill did well in his construction of the rail.
