During 1200-1450, Mali, a big empire in west Africa flourished. Timbuktu, a city in this empire had a huge library with tens of thousands of books. This library provided their empire a lot of wealth. During 1400-1750, during the Atlantic slave trade, millions of African people, mostly men and some women, were transported to South America via the Atlantic Ocean. The rulers of West Africa negotiated with European rulers to send off their Africans. In exchange, the Europeans gave them silver which boosted the wealth in their economy.
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The plan granted to much power to the colonies. please let me know i am correct thanks and have a nice day.:)
The feudal system in the early 17th century in Japan worked fairly well
for that time period. The land belonged to all the feudal lords, who
allowed serfs to farm the land.
The reason why the British taxed paint, glass, and lead was that They knew the colonists could not make those products themselves.
<h3>Why did the British tax certain goods?</h3>
In order to raise revenue that they required to pay off the debts of the French and Indian War, the British taxed he American colonies on several items.
These items included paint, glass, and lead. The British felt these taxes would work because the Colonies could not produce these goods for themselves and instead imported them.
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