This is an opinion question, but I believe that it is possible to seize political control over a country without oppressing the country's people. However, history has shown otherwise (Nazi Germany, British Empire) but we can use past mistakes to improve our future world.
All except for starting a violent political protest that’s illegal and not part of the the first amendment
Answer:
A problems in Sub-Saharan African nations to which the United States and Great Britain contribute foreign aid to solve problems is described below in detail.
Explanation:
There are several underlying reasons, such as aid dependence, bad financial administration of the beneficiary nations, corruption and poor coordination and collaboration among aid companies, etc. Many researchers find that international aid has a negative impact on growth. Money from wealthy nations has caught many African countries in a cycle of corruption, impedes economic increase, and poverty.
It's an imperialism cartoon. In which England (the octopus) grabs the corners of every continent in the world.
Octopus represents the avatar of imperialism, and the octopus was not just used externally to criticize an opposing or competitive nation’s policies, but also internally on a partisan basis, particularly in America and Britain. This cartoon represents greedy capitalistic monopolists.
England never needed more colonies, but did want them. The more land that was absorbed into the British Empire, the stronger the British hold upon global affairs would be and the more say they would have in what happened in the world.
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Answer:
Imperial expansion was largely triggered by the quest of the imperial nations to want to know more about the unknown world and envoirment. The imperial nations took sea-faring adventures in order to reach places they never had knowledge of and in so doing were able to colonize these places. Also, the Fear of going beyond their known envoirments left the colonized nation limited in their knowledge of the world at large making them easier to colonize.
