During the Civil War, J.P. Morgan made money by acting as a financial intermediary for the U.S. government and private investors. He helped the government raise funds through the sale of bonds, earning commissions on these transactions. Additionally, Morgan's firm profited by providing loans and financing to war-related industries, such as arms manufacturing and transportation, capitalizing on the increased demand for goods and services spurred by the conflict. Overall, his strategic positioning in wartime finance allowed him to significantly increase his wealth and influence.
Yes.
Glass, chemically treated (wet-plate negative) and then exposed to light was used.
North was against making slaves states in the west South wanted to make slave states in the west
Korea was isolationist during the Civil War as Japan and China had been earlier, and the country had absolutely nothing to do with the war or the affairs of other countries. After the war a US ship (named the William T. Sherman) attempted to make contact with Korea, but the Koreans captured the ship and slaughtered everyone aboard.
Charles I imposed ship money as a means to raise funds without parliamentary approval, particularly to finance naval defense and protect against potential invasions. Originally a tax levied on coastal towns to maintain ships during wartime, he extended it to inland areas during peacetime, which sparked widespread resentment. This move was seen as an overreach of royal power and contributed to tensions between the monarchy and Parliament, ultimately leading to the English Civil War.
He made his money by steel banking and railroads
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Civil Air Patrol pilots do not make money. They are civilian volunteers.
During the Civil War people discovered how to make a special green ink that would make making counterfeit money harder.
96 million
Yes.
prostitution
Yes we did.
over 85,000
None.
War bonds and money drives.
The same way as now.