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What effect did the Lend Lease Act have on war production in the US?
it increased war production
Where did the Irish people work after they immigrated to the US?
They worked as domestic servants. (women)
Why did US need to create a war production board?
To best plan production priorities of limited resources
Which nation in the Vietnam War used tiger stripe shirts manufactured by Winifield International?
Most likely the US Army.
How many states in the US end with letter a?
There are four states that begin and end with and "A". There are 14 US States that do not contain an "A". There are 36 US States that contain one or more letters "A". There are 22 US States that end in the letter "A".
Why does the US depend on foreign oil?
In c. 1952 oil consumption in the US exceeded domestic production for the first time.
What was the US's Domestic Policy during the 1950's?
The domestic policy of the United States in the 1950s was one of massive production. It was assumed that the nation was under threat from the Soviet Union, so production of weapons was a priority. It was actually very good for the economy.
What does the US depend on to make money?
Generally speaking, the question is to broad for a comprehensive answer on such a site as this. However, in terms of gross domestic production it can be said that the US economy relies on production or goods and services as well as the servicing of debt to make money.
What does the US wear?
Shirts
Does the US drill for oil?
Yes, the US does drill for oil. The country has extensive oil drilling operations both onshore and offshore, resulting in significant domestic oil production.
How is wheat measured By the bushel or by the ton?
Both. It just depends on how the seller and the buyer want to do the transaction. The US Department of Agriculture measures it by the bushel when they are talking about domestic production, and by the metric ton when they are talking about world production.
How rainwater harvesting useful to us?
Storing water in reservoirs and behind dams, allows us to have water for domestic and industrial use throughout the year and, in hydro-electric schemes, the production of electricity.
What happens when there is a surplus of imports brought into the US?
Domestic producers competing with imports suffer from lower prices and fewer sales. They have less revenue and resource owners doing the production have less income. However, Domestic consumers enjoy lower prices!
Both President Carter and President Reagan favored lifting controls on domestic oil production because they wanted the US to do what?
Rely less on foreign oil. NovaNET! mickey~
Which items are used to calculate the GNP?
Gross National Product, commonly abbreviated as GNP measures a nationâ??s total economic activities. The items used to determine the GNP of US are consumption, government expenditures, investments, exports, foreign production by US companies and domestic production by foreign companies.
What crop would do good at 3400ft elevation?
One possibility is potatoes. A large percentage of the US state of Idaho's production comes from fields at 3,400 feet and above, particularly the seed potato production. Idaho is, of course, famous for its potato crop which supplies over half of the US domestic consumption.
Where does the us get most of its steel?
The US gets most of its steel from domestic production, with major steel-producing states including Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas. Additionally, the US imports steel from countries such as Canada, Brazil, South Korea, and Mexico.
