They also experienced mechanization, which displaced the black labor force.
More than 200 firefighters in all responded to the fire, which displaced more than 100 residents.
Still, this isn't Beijing, which displaced an estimated 1.5 million residents to prepare for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
A recent baby boom had led to another expansion, which displaced the H.R. department to a trailer.
The Rift Valley was also the epicenter of the 2007 violence, which displaced hundreds of thousands of people.
After South Sudan fell into a civil war which displaced over 120,000 people, African leaders brokered a ceasefire.
Reversing the effects of Saddam Hussein's Arabisation programme, which displaced at least 100,000 Kurds from their homes, is one.
At Ford's factory in Atlanta, which displaced the Toyota plant as most efficient last year, strong labor-management relations have permitted more attention to detail.
An article on Thursday comparing Detroit with San Jose, which displaced it as the nation's 10th most populous city, referred incorrectly to the San Jose Sharks hockey team.
Critical instead were processes in the countryside such as the enclosure movement in early-modern Britain, roughly from 1450 to 1800, which displaced people from the land.
In 1909 the Royal Navy laid down HMS Orion, the first "super dreadnought," which displaced 22,500 tons and was armed with 13.5-inch guns.
