New Jersey
New Jersey
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C'onnected with it is the State Model School. Are any of your teachers from normal schools ? At Beverly is the Farnum School, a preparatory school associated with the State Normal ; at Trenton is the State School for Deaf Mutes ; at Bordentown is the jNIanual Training and Industrial School for Colored Youths ; and connected with Eutgers College is the State Agricultural College.
Conclusion The pTiysiograpJiy of a state, its geographical position, its climate^ and its natural resources of soil, ...minerals, forests, or fisheries, all are important influences which affect the development of the state. Some states, like those of the ^Middle West, have a large i)roportion of fertile soil and level land. They are the great agricultural states. Some, like Colorado and Pennsylvania, have mines of wonderful richness, and much of the wealth of these states is derived from mining, and from industries connected with mining. Others, like 54 NEW JERSEY tlie New England and North Atlantic States, have deep harbors, and their cities carry on extensive ocean commerce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C'onnected with it is the State Model School. Are any of your teachers from normal schools ? At Beverly is the Farnum School, a preparatory school associated with the State Normal ; at Trenton is the State School for Deaf Mutes ; at Bordentown is the jNIanual Training and Industrial School for Colored Youths ; and connected with Eutgers College is the State Agricultural College.
Conclusion The pTiysiograpJiy of a state, its geographical position, its climate^ and its natural resources of soil, ...minerals, forests, or fisheries, all are important influences which affect the development of the state. Some states, like those of the ^Middle West, have a large i)roportion of fertile soil and level land. They are the great agricultural states. Some, like Colorado and Pennsylvania, have mines of wonderful richness, and much of the wealth of these states is derived from mining, and from industries connected with mining. Others, like 54 NEW JERSEY tlie New England and North Atlantic States, have deep harbors, and their cities carry on extensive ocean commerce.
What to read after New Jersey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R H Ray Hughes Whitbeck to read onlineMoreLess
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