Colonialism involves policy of a nation aiming to extend or retain its authority over other territories with an objective of exploiting them to the benefit of the colonizing country and helping helping the colonies modernize in terms of economics and religions among others. British and French were major colonizers during the 19th century and differed in many ways. These includes; British used indirect rule while French adopted the policy assimilation and association, British allowed traditional rulers to wield much powers while French reduced by undermining African Chieftaincy, British colonies were administered separately by a governor answerable to Britain while French colonies were regarded as oversea provinces of France. British employed a mixture of professionals and amateurs governors while most French administrators were military officers who lacked education and experience. Laws applied in the French colonies were made in France while in British colonies the laws were made in the Legco, among many other differences.
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I don't see anything attached, but if something goes along the lines of, 'After the Second World War, the United States took more strength as the engine of the Western world' or 'The United States in the postwar period became a world military and economic power'.
I would go with those.
Explanation:
<span>The correct answer is oppressive. The idea behind governments like the Soviet Union and Maoist China was that they do it for the good of the people and the working class. They considered that oppression was necessary because those oppressed were considered to be against the well being of the people and of the working class.</span>
Don't know exactly what you are looking for, but...
After Kennedy threatened Khrushchev with an attack, and after long hours of waiting for one to attack another,
Khrushchev finally agreed to a deal made earlier in the crisis, that deal was if the Soviet Union gave there missiles to the US then the US would remove their missiles from Turkey, that weren't as dangerous to Cuba. No one but the government knew about this deal so it looked like the soviet union had just given in.