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Who made the greatest profits from mining in the west?
the merchants selling supplies to the miners.
How did the mining boom change the west?
Over the years, after many companies started mining, many people from the east went there to mine and work which led to the settlement of the west.
The mining frontier played a vital role in?
attracting populations to the west
How did the mining help the west grow?
they wanted to become rich and get gold
In mining the cycle of ... was repeated throughout the moutainous west?
boom and bust
Who made the greatest profits from mining in the west?
the merchants selling supplies to the miners.
What two conditions have helped to make the Ruhr River Valley of West Germany one of the greatest industrial regions of the world?
coal and steel mining
What lead mining to statehood for many states in the west?
Mining attracted flocks of people and provided money and an economy. This led to statehood. The greatest success story is that of California, who achieved statehood from the California Gold Rush in the 1800s.
What is West Virginia's major industry?
Coal mining is the major industry in West Virginia.
How did the mining industry in the West grow?
No
What Is the industries of the west?
mining and fishing
Why were entrepreneurs industrialists and bankers such significant and controversial figures in American politics and business in the late 19th century?
Entrepreneurs and bankers are significant because they were the ones who funded the mining operations in the west. To build a big mining operation it cost lots of money and they were both willing to take the risks in hope of reaping large profits.
Was coal mining famous in West Virginia?
No
What caused serious conflict among various groups of the people in the west?
Mining
What are some mining products in West Virginia?
You can call Joy Global and ask. That is the leader in Mining equipment.
What type of mining is West Virginia the leader of?
coal
What is the major industry of West Virginia?
Coal mining.
