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Basil Read Construction in joint venture with Bouygues Construction
The information Lewis and Clark brought back from their expedition west was utilized for trade, available land for future settlement, and resources available such as gold, silver, water, etc. The venture also proved that there was no continuous water route to the Pacific Ocean.
Long story short, it was a controversy that involved Bill and Hillary Clinton. Back in the late 1970's, they joined with a couple other people to invest in a land development in Arkansas- the development was near a river and was thus named "Whitewater". The other people in the venture wound up doing some illegal stuff that eventually got them imprisoned (one guy basically made up his own fake bank and started giving himself loans). The controversy is over how involved were the Clintons in the investment (they claimed to be "passive partners"- meaning they let the other guys run everything), and whether or not they knew about or were involved in any of the subsequent illegal activities. A Republican lawyer named Ken Starr was officially appointed to investigate the incident and was unable to prove that the Clintons had done anything wrong in the Whitewater fiasco (however, there are still Republicans who insist the Clintons did in fact do illegal things). Starr did find that Bill Clinton had lied about something else (having an extra-marital affair) while testifying, and the Republican-controlled Congress was able to impeach, but not convict, Clinton in 1998.
As a small business owner, I would say that people who have worked very hard and have a vested interested in hard-work-based growth of this nation have a great tendency to vote Republican. Also important is the flip-side of this answer: People with no interest in hard work or the growth of prosperity have a tendency to vote for Democrats. (this is not purely indicting to the poor, as I would venture to say that those of vast inherited wealth have a tendency to be liberal in correlative fashion equal to the amount of work they have invested in their own financial statuses...)
to english jamestown was primarily what type of venture
For an economic venture
The East India Company sent the men to Jamestown. The entire venture was to make money and not to create a colony. It was a joint venture company made up of investors.
The Virginia Companies mismanagement of the colony.
Jamestown was originally a economic venture and was the first permanent English settlement by The Virginia Company Of London but was discovered onMay 14,1607.
Jamestown was the first successful English settlement in the Americas, established in 1607 in present-day Virginia, while Roanoke was an earlier settlement that mysteriously disappeared in the late 16th century. Jamestown was founded as a business venture by the Virginia Company, while Roanoke was a colony sponsored by Sir Walter Raleigh. Jamestown eventually thrived and grew into a stable settlement, while Roanoke's fate remains a historical mystery.
Not a lot, but he may have been influenced by tales of a ship called the Sea Venture shipwrecked in Bermuda when he wrote The Tempest.
It is a money making project. It is like the Jamestown and Roanoke colonies. They were founded for a economic reason.
It is a money making project. It is like the Jamestown and Roanoke colonies. They were founded for a economic reason.
In a word, money. The Compact was a business venture.
Jamestown and the Roanoke settlements were the economic ventures of the VA Company of London.
Plymouth Colony (sometimes New Plymouth, or Plymouth Bay Colony) was an English colonial venture in North America from 1620 to 1691.