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How does government effect supply?
subsidy= to companies willing to help build railroads that would stretch across the u.s regulation= congress passed the pure food and drug act, built agency that tested all food and medicines
How is the Federal Reserve relatively free from government intervention?
The Federal Reserve has its own committee who oversees the actions of its members. There are twelve banks across the country implemented by the Federal Government to watch over spending and study current financial patterns.
The federal government formed the interstate commerce commission to oversee?
Railroad operations across the nation
How were Americans able to extend their influence to other parts of the country?
Americans extended their influence across the country primarily through westward expansion, driven by the belief in Manifest Destiny, which held that the U.S. was destined to expand its territory. This was facilitated by policies such as the Homestead Act, which encouraged settlement, and the construction of railroads that connected distant regions. Additionally, military actions and treaties often played a role in acquiring new lands, while cultural and economic initiatives helped integrate these areas into the broader national framework.
What does the secretary of state advise the president on?
Hilary Clinton is our current Secretary of State. She advises the president on foreign affairs across the country and helps keep our country safe.
What did the US government promise the the railroads for laying track all across the country?
land and loans
What did the US government promise to the railroads for laying track all across the country?
Land and loans
To help extand railroads accross the nation the government gave what to the people?
The government gave land grants to people to help extend railroads across the country.
What did the us government promises to the railroads for laying track all across the country?
Land and loans
Which direction did the railroads help people move across the country in 1890?
This question cannot be answered because you do not say which country you are talking about.
What change in technology allowed business owners to sell their goods in markets across the country?
The growth of railroads
The railroads affected even the organization of time in the US by?
By introducing four standard time zones across the country.
From a farmers point of view how did railroads play in creating his economic hardships?
Railroads know that farmers need to ship their crops across the country, and there was really only one railroad going through their town, so they had no choice on which railroad. The railroads took advantage of this and over charged them.
Railroads did not provide a way to travel across?
yes
How did railroads affect trade and business in the United states?
Railroads opened up trade and business in the United States. Perishable goods could be transported great distances in a short time via railroad. Also, the railroads allowed for heavier, industrial items to move easily across the country.
In 1836 railroads were built in the northern tip of this country?
In 1836, railroads were constructed in the northern tip of the United States, specifically in the region that would become part of the state of Michigan. This development was part of the broader expansion of rail infrastructure across the country, facilitating transportation and commerce. The railroads played a crucial role in connecting remote areas to larger markets, boosting economic growth and settlement in the region.
What was the advantage of railroad?
They could be built almost anywhere.
