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    1. What are the developmental phases for American cities? Briefly describe each stage of development discussing the most important features for city development. There are five developmental phases for American cities. The earliest phase of urban development begins with the frontier urbanization. This period in time is characterized by the U.S. economy attempting to organize itself until independence begins to take place. The second phase (1790-1840) falls under the wraths of “merchantilism,”…

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    to be made in small household workshops. Also during this time, the printing press became popular and so new and affordable books and colored prints created new fashions and ideas which connected urban and rural. Soon, nine out of ten adult white Americans could read. Between 1814 and 1860, the population was increased greatly, and almost quadrupled what it was. This was mostly due to immigration. During this time in history, many new inventions and ideas were created. In addition to the…

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    From 1960 to 2010 the economies of Latin America grew more slowly, with higher income inequality, than the economies of East Asia. Latin American and East Asia countries took different development approaches resulting in different results. The origin of these differences can be attributed to historical and social factors as well as to contrasting debate over the role of government policies. Economists have long argued about what kinds of policies are effective in bringing about economic…

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    Poor Vs Poor

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    America was becoming a more industrialized nation. Major manufacturing companies, owned by a small portion of the American population, monopolized the production of goods and controlled the majority of the economy. Factory employees reported to work earning wages that could barely sustain themselves or their families. Many workers relied on the government and religious charities to provide relief. The increase of religious influence on American society and the capitalist environment of the…

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    Essay On Made In America

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    find a “Made in America” label. Americans have been manufacturing products for many years. So why are American made production rates going down? The main reason is because American made products are more expensive. But, most people do not think about why the Chinese or Indian product is cheaper. Most consumers just notice that the American made product is more expensive. In fact, very few shoppers know what it means for a product to be officially considered American made? According to the Made…

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    America Economic Growth

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    nation into the most powerful country in the world. During this time frame, the American economy increased by an unprecedented four hundred percent, and the nation experienced a period of industrial and economic expansion and innovation which had never been seen before (Mintz, McNeil. This period of progress can be attributed to a collection of business…

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    the new nation. This resulted in a change in the political system of the United States. Slavery was a huge social obstacle during this time between the nation itself, especially the North and South. Along with the political and social issues the nation had to overcome, they were also facing economic concerns. America’s destiny changed over time due to the changes in the social, economic and political arenas. America was a social system that revolved around the social hierarchy that whites…

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    throughout the early 1800s. They allowed an increasingly efficient means of traversing the country side, accelerating expanse of land throughout North American which we call manifest destiny. Just as John C. Calhoun argued, these interval improvements of transportation powerfully “[bound] all sections of the nation together.” With the growing western front, a system was needed to connect the continually growing west to the eastern markets. There were already existing…

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    Hamilton is one of the most important political figures in American history. He was famous for supporting the ratification of the American Constitution through writing several essays in the Federalist Papers. Hamilton became the first Secretary of the Treasury and funded the national debt accumulated during the American Revolution, and he instituted the first American national bank. Hamilton was also very famous and well-supported among the American people and other politicians, because he was a…

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    replacement of jobs with newer ones as advancements in technology render the older ones obsolete, has combined with globalization to form an explosive molotov cocktail for the working class. Menial, but reliable jobs, particularly those found in the manufacturing sector, have been supplanted by both artificial intelligence and cheap foreign labor. These jobs were a safety net for decades for many who didn’t pursue a college education. A college education was not necessary to live an ordinary…

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