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This also started the Oregon people and they still
are the same as they were. The people have undergone a lot of change in
terms of advancement yet they as friendly are as they were in the
beginning.
The First World War triggered the timber trades in
Oregon in Portland. The roads and hydroelectric dams were also
constructed simultaneously. This improved the quality of life of many
Oregon people. Owing to this encouragement and development the
settlements increased and the irrigation of water aided the
agricultural development.
There was lot of development activities and slowly
the Oregon culture became significant in Oregon. The Bonneville Dam was
a cost effective source of power and was abundant source of energy.
This triggered the industrial development such as aluminum plants, ship
building and food production.
The economic development was gradual in the
coastal region and Portland was booming in particular. This Port became
as Shipping Port and the railroads connected Portland with San
Francisco and the transcontinental railroad fueled the economic
progress further. Thus Portland gained impetus. Oregon people depended
on the lumber and agriculture.
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