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Basically the South depended on plantations and the slaves to work them, as economic profit, but historians of today still debate whether this is true. Was slavery economically profitable for the Southern colonies? Stampp, Conrad and Meyer, and Fogel and Engelman all recent historians have argued...
Question: What aided population growth in Southern states during the 1970s? The Sun Belt: The Sun Belt runs from Southern California following a line eastward to the Carolinas. Traditionally, these areas were heavily agricultural, and due to the factors of the weather (hot and often dry summers...
Wild honey is collected at this time in eucalyptus plantation stands and from boxed colonies located within 1 km of these stands. Traditional honey and comb collectors light a dry branch or bundle of grass, direct the smoke and fire at the hive to calm and kill bees, and usually take care...
The prioritization of resource extraction in colonial policy in Africa has established lasting power hierarchies between former colonizers and colonies in the global economy, reinforced by the international aid regime and processes of public–private re-territorialization across communal lands (Catley et...
A majority of the older migrants who currently live in western Europe arrived before the early 1970s as labour migrants, or from neighbouring countries or former colonies [1]. We know that many years after migration, older migrants in Europe tend to be disadvantaged relative to non-migrants in...
Numbers of colony forming units (cfu) were manually enumerated for each plate, while green and yellow colonies with different sizes and shapes were picked with a sterile tooth pick and streaked onto marine 2216E Agar (Hopebiol, Qingdao, China) plates to obtain pure bacterial cultures for ...
The SCA was used to individually harvest colonies and subculture them. It has been discovered that a number of characteristics are unique to the colonies, including variations in the shape, color, and level of diffusible pigment. For 5–14 days, samples were incubated at 28° C in SCA ...
– Dec. Individual colonies Eucalyptus stands (plantation) June – July Grazing lawns likely burned in Feb. to improve forage Open savanna, wooded savanna, open woodland Varies with need, poaching activities affect frequency Burning for snare lines might occur Depends on purpose anytime Sura ...
“New State” in the early 1930s underAntónio Salazar, however, immigration schemes were dropped and strict vigilance was exercised over all political and economic activity in the colonies. Consultative institutions disappeared, and grand imperialrhetoricaccompanied a return to protectionism, fostering ...