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    well. The two biggest economical money sources in the Middle Colonies were farming and industry but majorly industry, just like the New England colonies. Shipbuilding and textile manufacturing were some of the main productions in the industry business. Because the middle colonies had a high level of vegetation, lumber was not scarce. Shipbuilding was a business that made a lot of money at the time. The production of metal ore, textiles and fur created a lot of jobs and those jobs were seen as a…

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    Early English exploration and colonization resulted in the movement of people to the New World. The colonies were made up of different groups of people whose lifestyles varied. However, the colonies in North America were established for either religious or economic purposes. The New England and Mid-Atlantic settlement areas had their own unique characteristics that connected and separated their religious, economic, and political developments. To begin with, the New England and the Mid- Atlantic…

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    Shipbuilder Dinner, Christening of USS Portland, Ingalls 5k on the Causeway, Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus visit. 3. Community Relations: Develop opportunities to maximize external exposure in community relations events to ensure the HII and Ingalls Shipbuilding community partnership interests are met and highlighted. Develop media plans for site events involving Ingalls employees to maximize employee recognition and their contributions to the community. a. Assisted in facilitating interviews…

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    -Farming was difficult due to rocky soil. -Colonists from this region soon took advantage of waterpower to run their sawmills and grain mills. -Plentiful forests throughout this region allowed for readily accessible timber to supply the growing shipbuilding industry in these colonies. -Land and climate were perfect for crop production. -Crops such as wheat, oats, rye, and barley grown in this region led to these colonies earning the title of being the ‘breadbasket” colonies. -Geography in this…

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    living by shipbuilding, whaling and fishing. The colonists also traded with the other two regions so they could meet their needs. The benefits of the trade with the Mid-Atlantic and Southern colonial regions was, the New England colonies needed what the other two colonies had, and the other two colonies needed what the New England colonies had. So, to make it equal, they traded and the New England colonies were able to meet their needs. They specialized in making furniture, shipbuilding, furs,…

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    Kaiser, under contract to build cargo ships for the beleaguered British, constructed a shipbuilding yard in Portland. After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Kaiser also won wartime contracts to build ships for the United States and because of the insatiable demand, Kaiser constructed two additional shipyards in the Portland area. During the war, the Oregon Shipbuilding Yards delivered 455 ships to the United States Maritime Commission.30 The shipyards provided…

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    sea mines, ballistic missiles, or asymmetric threats, missions/operations, technologies alter drastically. They require new capabilities for naval vessels. Modularity provides necessary quality attributes, reduced operational downtime, reduced shipbuilding costs, decreased construction time and many more military benefits that minimize the challenges faced. This study examines Modular Ship Designs within the resiliency context. Military benefits of modular fashion are detailed since naval forces…

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    Joe English II Jean Talon In 1665, the King sent a regiment of trained soldiers, a viceroy, a new governor, a new intendant, settlers and labourers, and supplies to New France. On September 12, 1665, the ship Saint Sebastien arrived in New France with Prouville de Tracy, the commander-in-chief of the troops, Sieur de Courcelle, the governor, and Jean Talon, the Intendant of justice, police and finance. It was up to Tracy and Courcelle to protect the colony from…

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    Bowling Basin rejuvenation programme. The performance would aim to attract the local community, passers by as well as anyone interested in the history of the harbour. The Bowling Harbour was first opened in 1851. It was a pioneer within the UK shipbuilding industry and provided the country with a large quantity of quality ships, before and during the war. The area was also vastly known for fishing and as a luxury holiday destination. As the yard closed in the 1970’s the life surrounding It…

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    hey had such a success with the travel of merchandise because they had the river stream in their favor and they had not much to trade all they had was iron, coal, wool, tin, and cotton. Even with all that they couldn’t do it because of the population growth resulted in more people from the countryside being freed up to work for wages in the new cities and eventually increased demand for products such as clothing. Coal and Iron deposits were plentiful in Great Britain and proved essential to the…

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