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we have a m*n Matrix.
if element [i][j] is the minimum in row (i) and maximum in column (j), we call it saddle.
I want an effiecient algorithm to find saddle element in the Matrix and also Order of the
algorithm.
Solution
#include
using namespace std;
const int MAX = 100;
bool findSaddlePoint(int mat[MAX][MAX], int n)
{
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
{
int min_row = mat[i][0], col_ind = 0;
for (int j = 1; j < n; j++)
{
if (min_row > mat[i][j])
{
min_row = mat[i][j];
col_ind = j;
}
} int k;
for (k = 0; k < n; k++)
if (min_row < mat[k][col_ind])
break;
if (k == n)
{
cout << \"Value of Saddle Point \" << min_row;
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
int main()
{
int mat[MAX][MAX] = {{1, 2, 3},
{4, 5, 6},
{7, 8, 9}};
int n = 3;
if (findSaddlePoint(mat, n) == false)
cout << \"No Saddle Point \";
return 0;
}.
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5. Major socio-economic trends
Westward migration
Industrialization: the North
Equipment produced in the North had an impact on
the farming society in the South.
The abolitionist movement
The suffrage movement
6. The Louisiana Purchase
New territories added to the United States after 1801:
Louisiana Purchase
Jefferson bought land from France (the Louisiana
Purchase), which doubled the size of the United States
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark explored
the Louisiana Purchase from the Mississippi River to
the Pacific Ocean
9. Land Date
Acquired
Acquired
From
How land was acquired
Louisiana
Purchase
(1803) France Pres. Jefferson purchased
from France for $15 million
Florida (1819) Spain Adams-Onis Treaty. US gave
up claims to Texas
Texas (1845) Independent 1836 Texas declares
independence & requests
admission to the union
Oregon (1846) Britain Treaty that extended the 49th
parallel to the Pacific Ocean
Mexican
Cession
(1848) Mexico War with Mexico led to the
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Gadsden
Purchase
(1853) Mexico Purchased to build a railroad
Alaska (1867) Russia Purchased because Russia
short of money
10.
11. Other Territories
Florida
Spain gave Florida to the United States through a treaty.
Texas
Texas was added after it became an independent republic.
Oregon
The Oregon Territory was divided by the United States and
Great Britain.
California
War with Mexico resulted in California and the southwest
territory becoming part of the United States.
12. Manifest Destiny
Belief that the United
States had a mission to
expand its borders from
the Atlantic to the Pacific
Ocean
13. Florida
1819- Adams-Onis Treaty
Spain was weak and could not protect it
Andrew Jackson defied orders and captured Spanish Forts
Signed Treaty giving up rights to Florida instead of losing
militarily
14. Land Date
Acquired
Acquired
From
How land was acquired
Louisiana
Purchase
(1803) France Pres. Jefferson purchased
from France for $15 million
Florida (1819) Spain Adams-Onis Treaty. $5 million
US gave up claims to Texas
Texas (1845) Independent 1836 Texas declares
independence & requests
admission to the union
Oregon (1846) Britain Treaty that extended the 49th
parallel to the Pacific Ocean
Mexican
Cession
(1848) Mexico War with Mexico led to the
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Gadsden
Purchase
(1853) Mexico Purchased to build a railroad
Alaska (1867) Russia Purchased because Russia
short of money
15. Land Date
Acquired
Acquired
From
How land was acquired
Louisiana
Purchase
(1803) France Pres. Jefferson purchased
from France for $15 million
Florida (1819) Spain Adams-Onis Treaty. US gave
up claims to Texas
Texas (1845) Independent 1836 Texas declares
independence from Mexico &
requests admission to the union
Oregon (1846) Britain Treaty that extended the 49th
parallel to the Pacific Ocean
Mexican
Cession
(1848) Mexico War with Mexico led to the
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Gadsden
Purchase
(1853) Mexico Purchased to build a railroad
Alaska (1867) Russia Purchased because Russia
short of money
16. Texas War of Independence
Americans began
moving into Texas in the
1820’s and brought
their slaves with them.
War fought by Texans
against Mexico because
they believed their rights
had been violated.
Won by Texans in 1836
and requests to enter
the U.S.
17. Land Date
Acquired
Acquired
From
How land was acquired
Louisiana
Purchase
(1803) France Pres. Jefferson purchased
from France for $15 million
Florida (1819) Spain Adams-Onis Treaty. US gave
up claims to Texas
Texas (1845) Independent 1836 Texas declares
independence & requests
admission to the union
Oregon (1846) Britain Treaty that extended the 49th
parallel to the Pacific Ocean
Mexican
Cession
(1848) Mexico War with Mexico led to the
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Gadsden
Purchase
(1853) Mexico Purchased to build a railroad
Alaska (1867) Russia Purchased because Russia
short of money
18. •James K. Polk, Democrat
• President from 1845 to
1849
•Responsible for adding
more land then any other
President
•Annexed Texas
•Oregon Territory
•Mexican Cession
19. Land Date
Acquired
Acquired
From
How land was acquired
Louisiana
Purchase
(1803) France Pres. Jefferson purchased
from France for $15 million
Florida (1819) Spain Adams-Onis Treaty. US gave
up claims to Texas
Texas (1845) Independent 1836 Texas declares
independence from Mexico &
requests admission to the union
Oregon (1846) Britain Treaty that extended the 49th
parallel to the Pacific Ocean
Mexican
Cession
(1848) Mexico Mexican American War ends with
the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Gadsden
Purchase
(1853) Mexico Purchased to build a railroad
Alaska (1867) Russia Purchased because Russia
short of money
21. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
•Mexico ceded the Mexican Cession
to U.S.
•Rio Grande River boundary between
U.S. and Mexico
•U.S. paid Mexico $15 million
22. Mexican War
Causes:
• Manifest Destiny
• California
• Texas statehood, 1845
• Mexico refusing to sell California
• Border dispute
Effects
• US receives Mexican Cession
• Disputes over expansion of slavery will lead to the Civil
War
23. Gadsden’s Purchase- 1853
Bought from Mexico for 10 Million
Wanted to build Southern Transcontinental Railroad
25. Land Date
Acquired
Acquired
From
How land was acquired
Louisiana
Purchase
(1803) France Pres. Jefferson purchased
from France for $15 million
Florida (1819) Spain Adams-Onis Treaty. US gave
up claims to Texas
Texas (1845) Independent 1836 Texas declares
independence & requests
admission to the union
Oregon (1846) Britain Treaty that extended the 49th
parallel to the Pacific Ocean
Mexican
Cession
(1848) Mexico War with Mexico led to the
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Gadsden
Purchase
(1853) Mexico Purchased to build a railroad
Alaska (1867) Russia Purchased because Russia
short of money
26. Alaska- Seward’s Icebox
1867
Purchased from Russia
for 7 Million
Heavily Criticized
Purchased for
Defensive and
Strategic reasons
Keep out of British
hands
Gold and Oil
Seward’s Day
Secretary of State
William Seward
