Geography played a role due to the fact that the war itself stemmed from the trading posts which connected business of the French. Ohio Forks would just be a segment of the entire French Trading Posts. On the other hand, Britain wanted to build a trading posts in Ohio due to the fact the Forks was a major river to transport as it linked many places together. Basically, the geography led for good commerce and the two countries fought for the land which would benefit them econimically and politically - as the british needed to find more land for their overpopulated colonies.
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The spatial extent of Middle America cannot be clearly defined. This is because there are too many factors involved aside from physical topography and geography. Since Middle America is spread between several states, you also have to take into account living conditions, education, commerce, and other vital factors that encompass and represent the region as a whole.
The Constitution equally favors agriculture, commerce, and manufacturing.
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The United States of America is located in North America, not in Europe. And even if geography weren't an issue, the political values on the two sides of the Atlantic are probably too different for the US to either desire membership or be desired as a member state.
Umm... North America. Who taught you geography?
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The spatial extent of Middle America cannot be clearly defined. This is because there are too many factors involved aside from physical topography and geography. Since Middle America is spread between several states, you also have to take into account living conditions, education, commerce, and other vital factors that encompass and represent the region as a whole.