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as the meaning of old age was transformed, when it changed from an asset to a liability, not only did younger people come to view the elderly differently but the elderly also began to perceive themselves in a new light.

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How many people work in the meat packing industry in America?

As of 2021, there are approximately 500,000 workers in the meat packing industry in America. These workers are involved in various roles, such as butchers, slaughterers, and meat processing plant workers.


What is the relevance of gender in agriculture?

According to the USDA's 2007 Census of Agriculture, the gender of farmers in the US is becoming less important all the time. The fastest-growing demographic of US farmers is indeed women. Many Future Farmers of America (FFA) organizations are made up of more girls than boys, and many women are finding niches all over agribusiness. While farmers have historically been men, women are finding that their place in the farm entity or corporation is more important now than ever.


What did America gain from the Trans-Atlantic slave trade?

America gained economic prosperity and development through the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, which provided free labor for industries such as agriculture and mining. Additionally, the trade contributed to the growth of the American economy by increasing the production and exportation of cash crops like cotton and sugar. However, it also led to the perpetuation of slavery and systematic racism in American society.


What social classes made up urban society in America?

Urban society in America typically consisted of a combination of upper class, middle class, and lower class individuals. The upper class included wealthy professionals, business owners, and influential families. The middle class encompassed white-collar workers, managers, and skilled laborers. The lower class oftentimes comprised blue-collar workers, service industry employees, and individuals living in poverty.


What is America's population?

The population estimates for America as of 2010 are;North America - 547,086,000South America - 393,307,000Combined - 940,307,000The population in America is an estimated 313.9 million as of 2014.

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What is America's most essential industry?

Agriculture, according to the television show "This Week in Agribusiness". Their tagline is "serving America's most essential industry."


What was the leading industry in early America?

It depends how early: 1700s: agriculture 1800s: Railroads 1900s: cars.


What was the major cause of slavery development?

The development was caused by the agriculture industry in South America and the need of slaves for labor.


What typical uses for land in the countries of Central America?

agriculture


What has the author Harvey Blatt written?

Harvey Blatt has written: 'Origin of sedimentary rocks' -- subject(s): Rocks, Sedimentary, Sedimentary Rocks 'Petrology, Second Edition' 'America's food' -- subject(s): Environmental aspects of Agriculture, Food industry and trade, Health aspects of Food industry and trade, Agriculture 'Laboratory Exercises In Environmental Geology'


When was Recording Industry Association of America created?

Recording Industry Association of America was created in 1952.


What was the first major export industry in America?

The first major export of the American Colonies was tobacco. The advances in the Indians and advantages of the fertile territory combined with the demand overseas drove the agriculture revolution.


What is the biggest industry in America?

The Agriculture industry is the largest in the United States. Everyone eats food, therefore, everyone is involved.


Agriculture in south America?

Yes - Lot's!


Which department conducts programs that will decrease the level of poverty hunger and malnutrition in America?

Agriculture


Do symbolic interactionists see marriage as an overloaded institution?

Depends on the scientist, but in general yes. They use that as a reason for why so many people (in America and other countries with equal marriage laws for women) have more divorces. Today, when two people enter a union like marriage--they enter with high and almost unreal expectations out of the other person. The term overloaded institution basically means that the union is based on high amounts of emotional financial and other forms of support.


What are the release dates for Empires of Industry - 1997 Brewed in America?

Empires of Industry - 1997 Brewed in America was released on: USA: 1997