They are related because the Monroe Doctrine was about preventing Europeans from colonizing the Americas, while the Latin American Revolutions were about kicking the Europeans out of the Americas. They are different according to Monroe because the US wants freedom and liberty while Europe wants claim over the lands.
<span>Napoleon impacted both Europe and the world in a number of ways. When thinking about Napoleon’s impact, we have to realize that he did not necessarily intend to have the impacts that he did. Instead, much of his impact came about inadvertently or even in response to his actions.
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The option that is not an example of the human cost of industrialization is <em>slave trade</em>. Slave trade began in the 1700s and continued until 1880. Life was completely transformed with industrialization, urbanization was one of the consequences. Overcrowded cities, pollution. factory injuries, and child labor, were some of its costs.
Many Native Americans thought "freedom" meant the ability to keep their ancestral lands, to practice their religious beliefs, and continue their traditions. These freedoms, however, did not integrate well with American society/culture.
One of the reasons why white Americans constantly conflicted with Native Americans was their lack of desire to become assimilated into American culture. Native Americans, for the most part, did not want to be forced to speak English and dress like other white Americans. Many times, the effort to not assimilate backfired, as the government created Indian Boarding Schools in which Native Americans were forced to abandon their language and traditions.
Along with this, many white Americans did not want Native Americans to have citizenship because they felt that white Americans were superior to this group.