What was the simplest and quickest way for America to industrialize in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries?
A. copy British technology
B. develop American technology
C. import British raw materials
D. focus on the iron-smelting industry
Answer: A
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a. was never imprisoned, in spite of his ongoing political activity. b. wanted to convince the Pakistanis to leave and, at the same time, to enhance Indian unity. c. used his march to the sea to try to convince Indians to ignore the increased British salt tax. d. ultimately abandoned his non-violence tactics. e. supported the British in World War II.
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a. Indoor plumbing, central heating systems, and the adoption of public health regulations. b. The increased use of coal-burning stoves c. Pollution control legislation d. Government financing of low-income housing
The development of northern industry was paid for by __________.
A. international stockholders and investors B. southern financial institutions C. manufactured goods produced by Irish immigrants D. southern cotton produced by enslaved African American labor
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A. Upanishads B. Kamasutra C. Rig Veda D. Mahabharata E. Epistularias