The English become the dominant in the colonies as a result of them defeating of France in the Napoleonic Wars and also as a result of them being selected as national language.
<h3>How did English become the
dominant in the colonies?</h3>
It should be noted that English become the dominant in the colonies because they were able to defeat the France in the Napoleonic Wars.
This war Napoleonic Wars was 1803 and this make them to be principal naval and imperial power of the 19th century .
When the World War II later came to an end, some of the colonized countries begins to gain independence, the English language were been selected as the official or national language by those countries, and this was because most of the leaders in those countries were the products of colonial education.
However, around the late 18th century, the British Empire had gain more dominance as a result of the spread of English in colonies as well as geopolitical dominance.
Most of the sectors that influence of the English is been found are;
- Commerce
- Science and technology
- Diplomacy
- Art
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Access to the Pacific Ocean, it could be used as protection from invasion or used as a trade route to the Eastern Hemisphere. <span>Just think of Alaska (and it is just one of many examples): </span>
<span>Oil </span>
<span>Fishing industry </span>
<span>Forests for lumber </span>
<span>Gold </span>
<span>If Seward had not purchased Alaska from the Russians in the 1860's the cold war would have been a little more heated.</span>
The difference is confirm that process are correct to correct the variables in which case
Answer:
Interphase - DNA is replicated
Prophase - The cells prepare for mitosis
Metaphase - The chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
Anaphase - The chromosomes draw chromatids to opposite sides of the cell (pulled by spindle fibers)
Telophase - Two identical nuclei are formed
Cytokinesis - Cleavage furrow pinches the cell form 2 identical daughter cells
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