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the Seneca Riverleadsto the Erie Canal
a pathleadsto the Erie Canal
The canal , which was dug largely by Irish immigrantsleadsto the Erie Canal
its name ... the former governor of New Yorkledcompletion of the Erie Canal
its locksleadto the Erie canal
three tennis courts , an area for basketball , and a large open spaceleadsto the Erie Canal
a countrysettingoverlooking the Erie canal
changed economic conditionsresultingfrom the opening of the Erie Canal
the grassleadingto the Erie Canal
in 1984(passive) was composedSoundings on the Erie Canal
an endeavourledto the opening of the Erie Canal
the economic boom(passive) set ... bythe economic boom
a migration of pioneer families from America 's East Coast to the Michigan territorytriggereda migration of pioneer families from America 's East Coast to the Michigan territory
a steep increase in the sale of salt ... not only because of the lower cost of transportation , but because the canal led New York farms to change their production from wheat to pork and curing pork required saltcauseda steep increase in the sale of salt ... not only because of the lower cost of transportation , but because the canal led New York farms to change their production from wheat to pork and curing pork required salt
it to become a port – Created areas solely for commerce – Thousands of small factoriescreatingit to become a port – Created areas solely for commerce – Thousands of small factories
the Barge Canalto createthe Barge Canal
new trading routes and daming the Croton River in 1842 to provide clean drinking waterto createnew trading routes and daming the Croton River in 1842 to provide clean drinking water
to the rise of New York Citycontributedto the rise of New York City
an explosion of trade for New York businessescreatedan explosion of trade for New York businesses
to chicago and detroitleadsto chicago and detroit
in towns and cities springing up along its routeresultedin towns and cities springing up along its route
to increase in population , wealth and power as metropolitan and cultural centreleadingto increase in population , wealth and power as metropolitan and cultural centre
the market revolution(passive) triggered bythe market revolution
to the forming of new port communities like Wayneport and the Village of Macedonledto the forming of new port communities like Wayneport and the Village of Macedon
the first great westward migration of settlerstriggeredthe first great westward migration of settlers
to the forming of new port neighborhoods like Wayneport and the Village of Macedonledto the forming of new port neighborhoods like Wayneport and the Village of Macedon
in 1825contributedin 1825
in one of the region ’sresultedin one of the region ’s
to the population swelling to 31,630 people by 1830contributedto the population swelling to 31,630 people by 1830
their market price to plumetcausedtheir market price to plumet
to the growth of both industry and population in Albanyledto the growth of both industry and population in Albany