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What methods did john d Rockefeller use to gain his control?
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What advantages did the US gain from these acquisitions?
The US often gained more land when it took up new acquisitions. This would also lead to more natural resources to use.
What kind of use did the pacific northwest for starfish?
The pacific northwest Indians ate whales,seals,seal lions,and fish
What was the Native American attitude to land?
This is a very hard question to answer because you (the reader) have been taught that you can own land. Our cultures believed that we were given the land, and it was the source of all life (that is still true, even for your culture though you may not realize it). We believe(d) that we possessed the land in only as much as the land possessed us and that you could never really own the land - or more so that you could not exclude another from the land. To translate: You could not use or hold land if you could not use it. Please also understand when reading this that these are 'your terms' and do not clearly confer the cultural differences between their usage. Your culture believes you can hold land in exclusion of another's use, and that you may do anything you want with the land - our culture believes that you can use only as much land as you can use, and certain things done to the land harms everyone (a death penalty offense).
What methods of transport did the amerindians use?
Amerindians used a variety of transport methods suited to their environments. In many regions, they relied on canoes made from tree bark or dugouts for water travel, while on land, they often used sleds and toboggans, particularly in snowy areas. They also traveled on foot, using well-established trails to connect communities and hunt. Pack animals, such as llamas in the Andes, were utilized for carrying goods in certain regions.
What methods did the US use to gain land and influence in the Pacific region?
The United States expanded its land and influence in the Pacific through a combination of military force, strategic treaties, and economic expansion. Key methods included the annexation of territories like Hawaii in 1898, the acquisition of the Philippines following the Spanish-American War, and the establishment of coaling stations and naval bases throughout the region. Additionally, the U.S. engaged in diplomacy, such as the Open Door Policy in China, to secure economic opportunities without direct territorial control. These actions collectively helped establish the U.S. as a dominant power in the Pacific.
After 1860 what methods did railroads and monopolies use to gain valuable land?
Acres of land were given to rail roads. The valuable lands were oil, lumber, and metal. People struggled for these resources so the legislatures were bribed.
What methods did john d Rockefeller use to gain his control?
heh
What methods do campesinos often use to farm the land in mexico?
They plow the land and harvest crops using rudimentary methods.
What land use methods were common in Pennsylvania but not Delaware?
Check
How do we know things and what methods can we use to gain knowledge?
We gain knowledge through various methods such as observation, experimentation, reasoning, and communication with others. These methods help us gather information, analyze it, and draw conclusions to understand the world around us.
What tactics did bosses and political machines use to gain control of governments?
it used legal and illegal methods
What tactics did bosses and political machines use to gain control of local governments?
it used legal and illegal methods
What is material gain from land for public use is reported on the income statement as?
rental income
What has the author Frank Freese written?
Frank Freese has written: 'Statistics for land managers' -- subject(s): Statistical methods, Land use
What methods are used to improve the quality of land?
organic fertilizers in the form of biomass can be used to improve the soil and land quality. Use of halophytes can also improve the land quality.
What types of land use occur along both the pacific coast and Atlantic coast of Canada and us?
petroleum
