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The first factories developed in what industry?
The textile industry
Why are dairy farms developed in prairie region?
Dairy farms are developed in prairie regions due to the availability of vast open spaces for grazing and cultivating feed crops, such as alfalfa and corn. The prairie regions also typically have a favorable climate for dairy cows, with moderate temperatures and adequate rainfall to support dairy farming operations. Additionally, the flat terrain in prairie regions makes it easier for farmers to manage and expand their dairy operations.
What are factories in LEDC?
Ledc (less economically developed country). Its just a factory in a poor country.
A blacksmith named developed a sturdy steel plow that made prairie farming much easier?
john deere
Why are factories being set up in less economically developed countries?
chep labour! and more profits!
Factories developed in certain parts of the country because?
Sources of raw materials were available in certain areas
Advantages and disadvantages for producers in Newly Industrialized Countries to out perform and out produce factories in developed countries?
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How is life different today because of the indistrial revolution?
Life is different now because we have developed and invented more and more since then. We created factories, which were developed, improved, and are what we have today.
Where did factories locate before 1825?
Most factories in the 1800s were located in developed areas where there was a reliable source of fuel. They were often near sources of coal or on rivers to use the flowing water.
Which industries developed in the north and in the south?
The north had factories and textile mills. The south had industrial scale cash-crop agriculture.
What were the consequences to The colonial powers developed plantations and mines but few factories in Africa?
There were many plantations and mine, but few factories. This created an unbalanced economy. There was a small middle class, and not a lot of goods for local consumers.
Which architect designed prairie style houses which blend in with the prairie landscape?
Frank Lloyd Wright is known for his prairie style architecture that blended with the natural prairie landscape. The designs featured low, horizontal lines, as opposed to the high vertical lines of the Victorian houses. This style of architecture developed into what became known as the prairie school of architecture. Other architects who were part of this movement included Percy Dwight Bentley, Marion Mahony Griffin, and Barry Byrne.
