America the Land We Love a Narrative Record of the Achievements of the America
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Cuba alone purchases 35 per cent, of all the shoes exported from this country, France only about 2 per cent.
Gro-iVth of Great Cities upon Industrial Foundations INDUSTRIES of the United States are most of them strongly local- ized in certain regions. This tendency to develop a territorial division of labor always has been marked in this countr}', in agriculture as well as in manufactures. The causes which lead to the location of industry in certain places are enumerated by the census: Nearness... to materials — this is illustrated by the oyster canning of Baltimore. Nearness to mar- ket — the agricultural implement manufacturers of Chicago find their best market in the region which is tributary to that city. Water power — Fall River, Massachusetts, with its textile manufacture, Cohoes, New York, with its knitting industrj^, and Niagara Falls, with its electro-chemical industries, have resulted from the utilization of water power. Favorable climate — the Piedmont section of the South attracts cotton mills, not only because of its nearness to materials and its water powers, but because of its favorable climate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cuba alone purchases 35 per cent, of all the shoes exported from this country, France only about 2 per cent.
Gro-iVth of Great Cities upon Industrial Foundations INDUSTRIES of the United States are most of them strongly local- ized in certain regions. This tendency to develop a territorial division of labor always has been marked in this countr}', in agriculture as well as in manufactures. The causes which lead to the location of industry in certain places are enumerated by the census: Nearness... to materials — this is illustrated by the oyster canning of Baltimore. Nearness to mar- ket — the agricultural implement manufacturers of Chicago find their best market in the region which is tributary to that city. Water power — Fall River, Massachusetts, with its textile manufacture, Cohoes, New York, with its knitting industrj^, and Niagara Falls, with its electro-chemical industries, have resulted from the utilization of water power. Favorable climate — the Piedmont section of the South attracts cotton mills, not only because of its nearness to materials and its water powers, but because of its favorable climate.
What to read after America the Land We Love a Narrative Record of the Achievements of the America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Francis Trevelyan, 1877-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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