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How many world trade centers are there?
2
How tall were the world trade centers?
The Twin Towers that were a part of the World Trade Center, were the tallest buildings in the world between 1971 and 1973. Each building had a total of 110 stories. The North Tower was 1,368 feet high and the South Tower was 1,362 feet tall.
How did trade networks lead to the growth of cities?
go find you're own answer From my knowledge and thinking capacity i will give out the reason why trade causes the growth of cities. Answer Trade is the changing of something to something this can be money or anything that is what we call trade.and growth is the process of developing from lower stage to the high stage this can be caused by different things including trading The trade can led to the growing of cities do to the following factors 1 .economically 2 .population 3 .Financial sectors
Who blew up the world trade centers?
The 11 Saudi TERRORISTS sponsored by Al Quaida and Lead by Osama Bin Laden.It was destroyed by two airliners crashing into the two towers, in an attempt to intimidate the American Government and demoralize the American people and hopefully, diminish support for Israel.When this backfired and in fact had a reverse effect -Causing the American Government to go to war, The war itself was blamed for the cause of terrorism and finally attempts at contriving a Jewish plot were a the last resort.
Why did the US feel the need to seek new markets after the US Civil War?
We were urbanizing and slaves could nmo longer work as free labor so the cotton industry fell and so did all other crops maintained by the slaves. NEW RESPONDENT At the end of the Civil War, due to the effective actions of the Confederate cruisers the American Merchant Marine had been practically swept away from the seas leaving mainly in the British hand the international maritime trade. It was, therefore necessary restart from the beginning and rebuild a net of international maritime routes in order to place the American products abroad.
