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What is a pecuse?
Could be derived from pecuniary (relating to money)from latin pecunia (property/ wealth), which in turn is derived from pecus (cattle).
What did the government hope the Homestead Act would achieve?
Government hoped that with hard work ,pioneers could turn the plains into productive farmland.
What did the homestead strike show?
The government usually sided with business owners
Why did some people in the 1890s think that going off the gold standard would cause inflation?
They believed that increasing the money supply would cause inflation. Inflation, in turn, would result in rising prices. Higher prices for crops would help farmers pay back the money that they had borrowed to improve their farms.
Why were corporations so successful by the turn of the century?
In America the reasons for corporations becoming so powerful by the turn of the century is the 50 years leading up to it.After the civil war you had an entire country now dependent on the goods produced by the north. Therefore northern corporations could grow exceedingly well without the threat of southern competition.Second, the growth in the west. As the country grew westward the ones who really developed it were wealth minded citizens wanting to take advantage of the richest and yet unclaimed parts of the world. As the west grew resources such as gold, oil, coal, iron and other valuable resources became more and more frequent.Third, the political culture. During this time we had several philosophies that played into the hands of powerful corporations. Laissez-faire which basically means the government doesn't get involved with business, manifest destiny which means that what exists exists to be owned by those who can do the most with it, and social darwinism which was the belief that a person would eventually rise to the point of his greatest potential.All these things considered you can see why corporations in America during the last have of the 19th century had all the cards handed to them.
What king could turn things into gold?
King Midas
What could King Midas do?
he could turn objects and things to gold. however he touched his daughter and she turned to gold. he cried by a river and made it turn gold colored and the curse was lifeted
Which one is the subject and verb in the sentence with this power Midas could turn anything into gold?
"Midas" is the subject. "could turn" is the verb.
Who touched turn all to gold?
King Midas of Phrygia's touch turned things to gold.
Why did dionysus move out the way when king midas went to sake his hands with him?
King Midas could turn what he touched to gold.
Who was the greedy ruler of Crete with power to turn things to gold?
His name was King Midas.
Does king Midas' story true?
The King Midas story is obviously not true, it is not possible to turn things into gold with a touch, in real life.
Who did King Midas turn to gold?
his daughter
Who tried to turn everything into gold?
king midas
How did King Midas get his powers?
King Midas power was to turn anything into gold that he touched.
What is an exposition in the story king midas?
King Midas said to Apollo, "Everything that I touch will turn to gold."
Who was the King that transformed things in to gold?
The King who transformed things into gold is King Midas, a figure from Greek mythology. He is best known for his ability to turn everything he touched into gold, a gift granted to him by the god Dionysus. However, this power became a curse when Midas realized that he could not eat or drink, as even his food and water turned to gold. His story serves as a cautionary tale about the perils of greed and the consequences of one's desires.
