Which of the following was NOT a key factor in the rise of the American manufacturing core in the early 20th century?
A) its increased connectivity to a growing network of roads and canals
B) its location in a warm climate with year-round fair weather for production
C) its proximity to natural resources (ex. coal, iron ore)
D) its location in an existing population center in order to draw on an existing labor supply
E) its location near to the Great Lakes to allow for transport of cargo
B) its location in a warm climate with year-round fair weather for production
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Covalent Bond Hydrogen Bond Ionic Bond
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