I'm going to answer in regard to France -- and I'm thinking the British example followed a similar pattern.
France continued to have a military presence in Africa as decolonization proceeded, saying this was a way to provide security. France had defense agreements with about half of the African nations. France became known as the "gendarme" (police force) of Africa.
France also maintained strong economic ties to the African continent. France imported significant amounts of raw materials and energy resources (like oil) from Africa.
So, continued military and economic ties would be two ways you could list in responding the question you posted.
Hamilton’s Bank of the United States was the most controversial part of his financial program because the idea of a national bank that would take over and pay for state debts was not mentioned in the Constitution. Also, the stock of the Bank would be sold to the wealthy
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If I was born in early 1900 in America, life would have been a lot tougher than it is today. There were not many opportunities in the corporate sector and small scale industries were in very low amount. In those times, I would have been more prone to survival and might have started earning just after high school by working in a factory or such.
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False because women were not consider equal men
<span>Between 1730 and 1770, the region known as the backcountry </span><span>was settled primarily by german, scots-irish, and english settlers.
During that period,People from German, Scots-Irish, and Britain were camped within undiscovered are near the mountains(known as backcountry) in order to find a new land for their business.</span>