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The men who led the three well-known slave revolts were Nat Turner, Gabriel Posser, and Denmark Vessey.
Answer: Development as an excuse for imperialism.
Explanation:
Proponents of imperialism sought to justify their imperialist aspirations. Developed and powerful countries have always carried out imperialism over those who have not reached that development stage. Imperialism has always aimed to enrich itself at the expense of others. Yet to defend their aspirations, the imperialists have always pointed out that their main aim is to contribute to these underdeveloped countries' development. The construction of the infrastructure was a cover for that. Still, the real goal of constructing the infrastructure was to make it easier to transport exploited raw materials from third countries.
This had brought the United States into the War. If not for the Americans many events like D-Day or the Atom bombs strike would not have happened. Ultimately this would but Britan in Ruins and leave Russia as the only support to destroy the germans. From their, Japan could attack Russia forcing it to surrender. Leaving the Axis in a worldwide victory
The mercantilism is an economic theory that the trade is what generates wealth, being stimulated by the accumulation of profitable balances, which should be encouraged by the government by means of protectionism. This led the leaders of the strong Western European countries to seek for territories from which they can benefit in the sense of gaining more goods for trade, and then use the people in the colonies as customers as well, thus creating lot of wealth. And so they did. France, Spain, the British Empire, Netherlands, Portugal, all managed to create colonies at places that were rich in natural resources and goods that were well paid and demanded. On top of it, they made colonies so that they can expand their market, thus they were producing in the colonies, using them as a market, and making lot of profit. In order for this to be happening, the governments used their military in order to protect their colonies, often engaging into conflicts.
Plato's thought represent an integral dimension of Modern Europe's classical heritage, his complex and changing notions of identity and difference his views of the connection between body and soul passion and reason, and his own varying assessment of the theory of forms, as refracted through Aristotle's critique of all these concepts have laid the ground work of western logic, metaphysics and political theory until modern times.