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What impact did the growth of cotton have on the system of slavery and westward expansion?
Cotton had a major impact on slavery especially after Eli Whitney invented the Cotton Gin. As to Westward expansion farmers bought land in Alabama and Mississippi on which to farm cotton.
What group settled the Piedmont area of the Appalachians?
Scots-irish farmers
Who were likely to receive land provided by the Homestead Act?
Plains farmers
National farmers alliance and industrial union which another name for is?
Farmers Alliance Southern Farmers Alliance The Grange
Were the people of lake villages hunters and gathers or were they farmers?
they were farmers
Why were railroads important to westward expansion?
Because farmers travelled cow to city markets by train.
What impact did the growth of cotton have on the system of slavery and westward expansion?
Cotton had a major impact on slavery especially after Eli Whitney invented the Cotton Gin. As to Westward expansion farmers bought land in Alabama and Mississippi on which to farm cotton.
Why did Jefferson purchase Louisiana?
The new territory would provide cheap and abundant land for all of the farmers.
What do fair trade farmers do?
Farmer benefit from fair trade since they can receive more payment for a better quality of goods. Fair Trade promises farmer better wages for their production of goods. This benefits farmers in poor, developing countries. This way farmers get more pay for goods. Now farmers can support their family.
When did people move westward during Westward Expansion?
African Americans moved to the North (from the South) to areas such as New York during the Great Migration.
What do farmers benefit fom fair trade?
Farmer benefit from fair trade since they can receive more payment for a better quality of goods. Fair Trade promises farmer better wages for their production of goods. This benefits farmers in poor, developing countries. This way farmers get more pay for goods. Now farmers can support their family.
Why did farmers ship crops west toward the Mississippi River rather than directly east?
Farmers shipped crops west toward the Mississippi River primarily due to the geography and infrastructure of the time. The river served as a major transportation route, allowing for easier and more efficient movement of goods. Additionally, the eastern markets were often already saturated, while the west offered new opportunities for trade and settlement. The combination of these factors made shipping westward more advantageous for farmers seeking to maximize their profits.
Why were farmers and ranchers important to the westward expansion?
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How did railroads impact westward expansion?
The provided faster and easier transport without you needing to take your own wagon.
What has the author James D Foust written?
James D. Foust has written: 'The yeoman farmer and westward expansion of U.S. cotton production' -- subject(s): Cotton growing, Extension to the territories, Farmers, History, Slavery
How did the completion of the the Erie Canal in 1825 impact western farmers?
The completion of the Erie Canal in 1825 significantly enhanced the economic prospects of western farmers by providing a direct and efficient transportation route to markets in the East. This reduced shipping costs and transit times, allowing farmers to sell their surplus crops more easily and at better prices. As a result, it encouraged agricultural expansion and settlement in the Midwest, ultimately contributing to the growth of the American economy and the westward expansion.
What were some of the jobs that people in the westward expansion had to do?
they had to be doctors shopkeepers and blacksmiths to find more info got to myspace.com/dreallenjr please -_-
