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Economic Development and Industry in Virginia: A Historical Overview

This article explores the historical economic landscape of Virginia, focusing on key industries that shaped its development, such as agriculture, shipbuilding, and railroads. It examines post-Reconstruction influences and the role of the Freedmen's Bureau in supporting former slaves. Insights into region-specific economic contributions, like those from the Valley and Ridge region, are discussed. Additionally, the shift from agriculture to industrial roles for farmers in the 20th century offers context for understanding contemporary economic structures.

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Economic Development and Industry in Virginia: A Historical Overview

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  1. Virginia StudiesReporting Category Economics SOL Released Test from 2007 ACPS ITRTs

  2. A. C. D. B. Which magazine article would most likely include information on the Valley and Ridge region? • . • . • . • .

  3. Farmer Jones received goods and supplies at the beginning of spring. He willpay for them after the harvest. This is an example of — • credit • barter • saving • currency

  4. After Reconstruction, which industry most encouraged the growth of towns and cities throughout Virginia? • Shipbuilding • Railroad • Lumber • Steel

  5. The wealth of the Virginia colony came mostly from — • mining • textiles • agriculture • technology

  6. Based on the information in this map, Virginia’s economy is supported by — • tourism • technology • agriculture • manufacturing

  7. In the 20th century, many farmers took jobs in industry because — • land prices dropped • weather conditions changed • insects ruined crops • crop prices dropped

  8. What was the job of the Freedmen’s Bureau? • To give land to immigrants • To rebuild cities destroyed in the war • To provide food and medicine for former slaves • To provide jobs and housing for Confederate soldiers

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