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... increase in these valleys ( Figure 9.1 ) . In each valley , vil- lages got bigger . Colonists split off from the old villages and founded new ones . Rivalries and raiding developed between villages in the same valley . As villages ...
... increase in these valleys ( Figure 9.1 ) . In each valley , vil- lages got bigger . Colonists split off from the old villages and founded new ones . Rivalries and raiding developed between villages in the same valley . As villages ...
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... increase in female paid employ- ment since World War II also reflects the baby boom and industrial expansion . American cul- ture has traditionally defined clerical work , teaching , and nursing as female occupations . With rapid ...
... increase in female paid employ- ment since World War II also reflects the baby boom and industrial expansion . American cul- ture has traditionally defined clerical work , teaching , and nursing as female occupations . With rapid ...
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... increased need for products , with a late - 18th - century population twice that of Great Britain , France could simply extend its do- mestic system of production by drawing in new homes . The French were able to increase pro- duction ...
... increased need for products , with a late - 18th - century population twice that of Great Britain , France could simply extend its do- mestic system of production by drawing in new homes . The French were able to increase pro- duction ...
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