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What was one long-term effect of high U.S. tariffs?
The long term effect of tariffs and other trade barriers are that eventually the prices will increase. The reason that prices increase is that the competition for that business is decreased.
What did the pyramid builders eat?
The basic food eaten by the pyramid builders was bread and onions. If you were a slave that is all you got. If you were a skilled worker or a supervisor additional rations of meat, fish and beer was provided.
What rations did the ANZACs receive in Gallipoli?
The ANZAC corp received humble rations during Gallipoli. This was because of the trench warfare environment, which made it hard to send and receive rations. Most of the ANZAC rations consisted of coffee, along with bread and cans of burly beef.
What does it mean when a ration said spare during World War 2?
Rations where nicknames for the portable meals the soldiers carried. There were C Rations and K Rations. So when an officer says "Preserve your rations" he means use them sparingly so you don't run out of food.
What type of food did the pyramid builders eat?
The basic food eaten by the pyramid builders was bread and onions. If you were a slave that is all you got. If you were a skilled worker or a supervisor additional rations of meat, fish and beer was provided.
Effect of the civil war on soldiers and civilians?
Soldiers were issued rations; civilians starved.
What were the effect of the civil war on the soldiers and civilians?
Soldiers were issued rations; civilians starved.
What foods did people bring with them on the plains?
They bought rations, such as bread, cheese, etc. They also may have killed animals for meat.
Does cooking red meat effect protein content?
No, cooking read meat does not effect the protein content as it is stable in this type of meat. Cooking methods however can effect the vitamin content in red meat.
What did the roman army particular eat while at war?
While at war or on the march, the Roman army had their rations of grain, cheese, and meat.
How much food was there in rations?
The rations for the servicemen and women were small but they had about 3000 calories to keep them alive and healthy enough to fight and work in hospitals on the wounded. They contained a can of meat, vegetables, fruit, coffee, cigarettes, matches, can opener, and toilet paper.
What effect did the war have on the economy of the north?
A stimulating effect. The factories and farms were required to produce all kinds of war-supplies - weapons, ammunition, uniforms, saddlery and rations.
What is the appropriate control in an experiment on the effect of heat on meat?
Unheated meat.
What is the difference between a c ration and a k ration?
C Rations and K Rations were both types of military rations used by the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II. C Rations were canned meals designed for consumption in the field, typically containing a complete meal including meat, vegetables, and dessert. K Rations, on the other hand, were lighter, portable meal packs meant for quick consumption, consisting of a breakfast, lunch, and dinner component, and were designed for short-term use. The main distinction lies in their format and intended usage, with C Rations being more substantial and K Rations being more convenient for fast-paced situations.
What are some types of Military rations?
Some types of military rations are jungle rations and mountain rations. These two rations are specifically designed to give soldiers enough nutrients to survive in whatever area they are in.
When was Radio Rations created?
Radio Rations was created in 2007.
Why did victory gardens require meatless meals?
Victory gardens did not require meatless meals. The English and the Americans could have meat with their vegetables. However, their meat rations in the cities were low. So many made soups, stews, meat/vegetable pies to stretch their meat rations. Some people were fortunate enough to co-op a pig amongst families. They would feed the hog the slop and leaves and leftovers from the victory gardens. Some pigs were fed corn from the victory gardens. The family fattened up the pig. This gave them pig parts, meat, lard, pigskin and anything else they might have wanted, like a bone for the dog.
