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The U.S. rapidly became industrialized in the late 19th and early 20th centuries due to several key factors, including an abundance of Natural Resources, such as coal, iron, and oil, which fueled industrial growth. The expansion of the railroad network facilitated transportation and trade, connecting markets and resources across vast distances. Additionally, a large influx of immigrants provided a labor force willing to work in factories, while technological innovations and entrepreneurial spirit spurred advancements in manufacturing processes. Together, these elements created a conducive environment for rapid industrialization.
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How hydropower is made?
rapidly moving water
What machine rapidly removes seeds from cotton?
A cotton gin
A single isolated gene can be cloned MOST rapidly using genetically engineered?
bacteria
What is meaning of diode snap off?
Current snaps back to zero very rapidly
Why does the voltage drop rapidly on your tattoo machine?
Chances are good the capacitor is toast and needs to be changed.
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the us by 1790?
Kentucky
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the US in the 1780?
kentucky
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the US in the 1790s?
Kentucky
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the US in 1780?
Kentucky
What has rapidly risen in the US after tariffs were reduced for outside nations?
imports
The US became rapidly industrialized because?
Europeans wanted U.S. resources
The Reagan administration rapidly increased spending on?
the US MILITARY.
Is the number of people per household rising rapidly in the US and Great Britain?
No
What did the US do to rapidly end world war 2?
Dropped two atom bombs on Japan.
In recent years the service sector of the US economy has?
Grown much more rapidly then the manufacturing sector.
Did slavery in the U.S. disappeared much more rapidly than it did in Britain?
No, it was abolished in the US in 1865 but in Britain in 1833.
What social network not successful in US?
myspace was wildly successful but rapidly died out, very few use it now
