The Indian Removal Act allowed the government to control most of the Indians' life such as land, resources and etc.
One problem that the parliamentary systems that were set up by African nations had was that Those systems needed more time to evolve and work as intended.
<h3>Why did some African governments fail?</h3><h3 />
African nations mostly set up governments that were like the colonial governments that ruled them such as the British parliamentary system.
The problem with these system was that it needed time to work because it first had to be adapted to the unique characteristics of the nation.
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I am going to guess that it would be a loss of memory.
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say:
c. The Vietnamese wanted to be free of all foreign influence.
d. U.S. forces fought a conventional war, while their communist foes conducted
a guerilla campaign.
I do not think that: b. Once South Vietnam surrendered, the rest of Southeast
Asia soon fell to communist invaders, is true. If, for example, Cambodia,
adopted a communist regime (and almost immediately started a war against Vietnam), Thailand, on the other hand, didn't.</span>
Answer:
Im pretty sure its C parliament
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