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One reason that Germany and England were able to industrialize relatively quickly was that they had plenty of?
Water
Why is the price system a efficient way to allocate resources?
ensures that resource use will adjust relatively quickly to the changing demands of consumers
Why did the economics of western Europe recover quickly after world war 2?
They had a lot of factories and industries in Western Germany, so they made a significantly larger amount of money than Eastern Germany, which had a larger area, but less factories.
What are the Fast Moving Consumer goods?
fast moving consumer goods are products that are sold quickly and at relatively low cost.example non durable goods such as soft drink.toilteries and grocery items
Are clothes Fast-Moving Consumer Goods?
Yes, clothes can be considered Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) when they are produced and sold quickly, catering to trends and consumer demand. Typically, FMCGs are items that are sold quickly at relatively low cost, and certain segments of the clothing industry, such as fast fashion, fit this description. However, not all clothing falls into this category, as higher-end or luxury garments tend to have slower sales cycles and higher price points.
One reason that Germany and England were able to industrialize relatively quickly was that they had plenty of?
Water
What natural resource allowed Germany and Great Britain to industrialize quickly in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?
Gold (Because steel and aluminium aren't natural, silver is unlikely)
What helped the US indisterilize so quickly?
The United States used its vast natural resources to industrialize so fast
Why was the rest of Europe unable to industrialize as quickly as Britain?
Britain was the first state to develop modern financial institutions which provided the vast amounts of capital needed for the construction and equipping of railroads and large factories. Further, because of these institutions, this capital was often available in the form of credit.
What did great Britain do at the beginning of world war l?
At the beginning of World War I, Great Britain declared war on Germany on August 4, 1914, following Germany's invasion of Belgium. Britain had a treaty obligation to defend Belgian neutrality, which was violated by Germany's actions. This declaration marked Britain's entry into the conflict and led to the mobilization of its military forces to support the Allies. The war quickly escalated, involving many nations and resulting in a protracted and devastating conflict.
In which way was the industrialization of Japan different from industrialization in Britain, Germany, the United States, or France?
Japanese industrialization took place later and was done more quickly.
What Challenges did Bismarck face in building imperial Germany?
Once Germany unified there were many factors that allowed Germany to advance economically. One thing was they had a good education system, workers discipline and also they had a lot of iron and coal, similar to England. Population grew dramatically. Even before unification some German states started to industrialize. Economically they quickly developed a single currency. Also Germany excelled in science, they encouraged it majorly.
What led France and Britain to declare war on Germany to begin world war 1?
France and Britain declared war on Germany primarily due to Germany's invasion of Belgium on August 4, 1914, as part of the Schlieffen Plan to quickly defeat France. Britain had a longstanding commitment to protect Belgian neutrality, established by the Treaty of London in 1839. Additionally, France was allied with Russia, which was mobilizing against Germany and Austria-Hungary. These alliances and obligations escalated the conflict, leading to a broader war.
Can lead be melted quickly?
Lead has a relatively low melting point, compared to many other common metals, so it can be melted relatively quickly. Of course, anything can be melted quickly if you have a sufficiently large amount of heat at your disposal.
Scalawag?
southerners who joined the Republican Party and they wanted the South to industrialize as quickly as possible
Why did France and Britain permit Germany to essentially take over most of Europe by 1940?
These two powers thought they could appease Germany by letting her have her demands. This pacifism/appeasement is known as the Munich Doctrine, named after the Munich Agreement, when Britain and France allowed Germany to annex parts of Europe. The allies let Germany grow in power, even though it violated the post-WWI treaties. Once powerful enough, Germany quickly took over Poland and France before there was any time to react.
Why do you think Germany's economy grew so quickly in the years after unification?
Germany's economy grew quickly because after unification Germany focused on concentrated on industrial production for its country.
