A factor in the Consumer Revolution and the Market Revolution, allowed middle-class women to examine elaborate fashion trends and patterns, driving the tastes of nineteenth-century consumers. Women would take the patterns to local seamstresses or remake older dresses to fit current trends. Women shopkeepers would also model these fashions for their customers and offer all the necessary items for making them.

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Why are some bacteria nicknamed “super bugs”?

Match the indoor air pollutant with its source.

What is one agency in the U.S. that enforces the Endangered Species Act of 1973?

Unsustainable agriculture in the U.S. was responsible for the Dust Bowl in the 1930s.

An ________________ species is, based on current trends, likely to become extinct in the foreseeable future.

What kinds (not names) of animals are impacted the most by global warming? Explain your answer.

The risk that causes the greatest numbers of death per year is poverty. Why?