Where in North AMerica, is the most technologically advanced place?
Q. In North America, where is it that there is either the most knowledge of technology, or most advanced technology, or most amount of technology? I need statistics for one or more of these questions. Please attach a link of where you got the information. THanks!
Asked by Emily - Fri Dec 11 18:06:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 3 towns claim to have the highest concentration of scientists/engineers or engineering PhDs in the country: Richland, Washington, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and Los Alamos, NM. They are home to national laboratories. There are a few other National Labs, but those 3 have had a high concentration of federal and private funding for varied and high-tech research, including energy, chemical processing, mechanical systems, nuclear power, and electronics since World War II. Places like Silicon Valley are fairy narrow-focused.
Answered by bbullough - Sat Dec 12 00:17:58 2009

How might scientists determine when North America seperated from Eurasia during the breakup of Pangaea?Moreinf
Q. Assume scientists know the rate at which N. America & Eurasia are drifting farther apart on their respective continental plates. How might scientists determine when North America seperated from Eurasia during the breakup of Pangaea?
Asked by Smarkieee - Mon Mar 31 18:48:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Assume that the rate at which N. America and Eurasia are drifting apart has and will remain constant. To determine when the continents separated you'd: current distance between continents / rate of drift = time (ago) So for instance (made up numbers): (2000 miles) / (1 mile/year) = 2000 years remember...that's 2000 years ago. You have to subtract the number of years from the current year to get the specific point in time.
Answered by spritzer93@sbcglobal.net - Thu Apr 3 22:58:26 2008

What were the effects of the second world war on the North America society?
Q. After the second world war,what was the North America look like?Can you talk about the economy,the women,the people's lives and so on?
Asked by pig - Sun Oct 1 00:27:50 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Other stuff besides the war had an effect. One of the largest was the sudden baby boom. (more born but also fewer die because of better medicines) you also need to consider the effect of industrialism on the farm(fewer farmers needed) and the resulting move into industrial cities. This was made easy by the increased number of manufacturing jobs. (partly a result of wartime production increases) The expansion of housing needs for new families and the availability of cars lead to suburban development(called a move out of the city) and the creation of shopping malls. This was all fired by increased credit to expand the money supply. Greater production of manufactured goods creates the "consumer society". that is enough for now. These trends… [cont.]
Answered by U98 - Sun Oct 1 00:38:23 2006

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