The land-granting system, which allocated public lands to promote agriculture and education, often resulted in speculation as individuals and companies acquired large tracts of land with the expectation of future value appreciation. Speculators would buy land at low prices, anticipating that demand would rise due to infrastructure development or population growth, leading to substantial profits upon resale. This practice sometimes distorted land markets and led to inefficient land use, as speculative buyers held onto properties rather than cultivating them or using them for their intended purposes. Ultimately, while the system aimed to promote development, it inadvertently fueled speculative activities that prioritized profit over productive land use.
Industrialization encouraged urbanization due to the migration of people to cities who came to seek for employment opportunities.
I think they were encouraged to do something
The answers are the following three: -new ideas were introduced -education encouraged independent thinking. -more emphasis on the arts and literure.
taking risky investments
Stocks became overvalued.
encouraged land speculation, which helped start the Panic of 1819
encouraged land speculation, which helped start the Panic of 1819
bin Laden
Mr. baker himself
a rigid social class system.
A rigid social class system.
economy!!
rickey boby
President Dwight D. Eisenhower encouraged the building of this system.
It encouraged actors to be themselves I public
It encouraged the development of more large corporations
provide raw materials for the mother country