5. Why were New York and Virginia so crucial for ratification? A) Without these states, they would not have enough states to ratify the Constitution.
B) Ratification from these large and powerful states would give the Constitution
legitimacy.
C) These two states were often opposed to each other, and ratification would show
unity among states.
D) Only unanimous votes from these states would convince other states to vote for
ratification

Do some research to further analyze the impact of the industrial revolution. look for information that describes both the positive and negative effects of the industrial revolution. you can use the websites listed below to conduct your research. the first three websites provide descriptions of working conditions during the industrial revolution. the last website describes technological advances of the era. if you like, look for other sites that provide information on the topic.1. 2. 3. ~histwhs/h114.dir/h114.webreader/h114.read.m.mines.html4.

For each statement, select whether it is true of the central pacific railroad, the union pacific railroad, or both. it began in nebraska. it began in california. it went through the sierra nevada. it went through the rocky mountains.

In the 1800s, many americans believed in the policy of manifest destiny. what did this mean? the nation’s mission was to expand to the pacific ocean. the nation should stay away from involvement with foreign countries. the nation should latin american countries achieve independence. the nation’s mission was to expand into latin america.