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  1. education.nationalgeographic.org

    Oct 19, 2023This achievement was overseen by Benjamin Franklin, who had become a postmaster general for the colonies in 1753. Franklin was also deeply involved in his time's other primary medium of communication: printing. Franklin was in the newspaper business for a quarter century. He also founded one of the first American magazines in 1741.
  2. education.nationalgeographic.org

    Oct 19, 2023The effects of these thriving trade and communications networks were vital to the success of the American Revolution and to the young United States of America. Early in the Revolution, reliable communications networks helped establish regional economic solidarity as colonists boycotted British goods in protest of the imposed duties and taxes.
  3. sas.upenn.edu

    • Before the creation of the United States, there was no unified colonial economy. • Instead, we should talk about several local economies: 1.Four main economic regions. ... Virginia, and a few parts of North Carolina. 4.Lower South: North and South Carolina, and Georgia. • Regions generally have a stronger link to England than each other.
  4. education.nationalgeographic.org

    The United States is one major example. The American Revolution might not have happened without the important changes that preceded it. ... Postal service was one of the main means of communication in colonial North America. However, most mail was sent between the colonists and European countries. ... Franklin was in the newspaper business for ...
  5. guides.loc.gov

    Nov 22, 2024The United States of North America, with the British territories. 1793. Library of Congress Geography and Map Division. When studying commerce and business generally, it can be important, sometimes even necessary, to also look at material on a local level.
  6. virginiahistory.org

    The region's bedrock—part of the ancient Appalachian mountain belt—is composed of a variety of rocks formed 540-2,500 million years ago, under extreme pressure and heat. Its geologic history is complex because during that time the bedrock was moved—some of it from outside of North America—by the shifting of oceans.
  7. guides.loc.gov

    Nov 22, 2024Part of the Science & Business Reading Room at the Library of Congress, the Business Section is the starting point for conducting research at the Library of Congress in the subject areas of business and economics. Here, reference specialists in specific subject areas of business assist patrons in formulating search strategies and gaining access ...
  8. virginia.reaproject.org

    A synopsis of the most salient summary economic estimates assembled by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. These tables report estimates by both place of work (industry earnings and employment) and by place of residence (population and personal income).
  9. Curlie directory for category Regional: North America: United States: Virginia: Localities: C: Chesapeake: ... Regional North America United States Virginia Localities C Chesapeake Business and Economy . 55. More information. Subcategories 9.
  10. This category is devoted to sites for and about the United States of America, a federal democratic republic in North America which declared independence from Britain July 4, 1776 and ratified its present Constitution September 20, 1787. Its capital city is Washington, in the District of Columbia (DC).

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