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I think that trails were a help to the growth of the u.s. because people could discover new places that were not already discovered or so they new the way from a place to another place.
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Why was the trails in the Amistad movie so important?
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Why were trails to important to the growth of the US?
I really have no clue but i wish i new because this is one of my social studies test questions i am so made some body figure it out
Why were covered wagons so important?
I think the covered wagon was important because it helped the pioneers travel and carry all of their stuff on trails.
On hiking trails why are the markers in various colors?
So you can tell different trails apart.
Why is farming so important to us?
It is important to us cause it gives us food
How does metabolism affect growth?
because matablsim is the rate at which the body diguests food and nutreants so the higher the matablism u have the faster the nutreants needed for groth can reach the bone and help with groth
What is important about tigers?
because they are they are SO important to us because they can help us
Why is the television so important to US?
Television is important to us. It spreads awareness.
Why were trails in the west so important to the growth of the US after the American revolution?
Trails were so important because back then thats all they had they had no paved roads like we do now,like in 1849 when there was a gold rush in CA They didn't all take there own way there they all used one trail.
Why is ozone gas so important?
See "Why is ozone so important to us?"
Why is education so important in the US?
Education is so important. It spreads awareness.
What is national scenic trails?
Federal legislation allows certain trails to be designated as recreational, scenic, or historic. When the US Congress passes legislation making a trail part of the NPS, it allows federal funds (and prestige) to enhance the quality of the trail. The law states that scenic trails "will be extended trails so located as to provide for maximum outdoor recreation potential and for the conservation and enjoyment of the nationally significant scenic, historic, natural, or cultural qualities of the areas through which such trails may pass."
