It was Germany im pretty sure
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Answer:
Having to pay high duties on foreign sugar and molasses.
Explanation:
During the colonial era, especially from the mid-1700s, Britain began to carry out increasingly protectionist policies regarding its production, framed in the mercantilist concept of economic production. Mercantilism, in short, established that the wealth of a country is mediated in terms of its production of resources and its territorial extension, which allowed nations to accumulate wealth.
In this context, the British government began to prohibit its colonies from trading with other European nations (as this would benefit their economies), establishing commercial monopolies in the colonies, which implied a huge loss of rights on the part of the colonists, harming their economic and political freedoms.
Answer:
<u>A civil war started</u>
Explanation:
After the death of Josip Broz Tito, who was the leader of Communist party and the president of the State there were no strong politicians who were able to preserve the unity of the country.
Economical crisis erupted and nationalism started spreading. Some republic declared Independence, which lead to Civil war.
The Civil war that erupted was followed with the biggest atrocities on the soil of Europe since WW2.
Answer:
1. Shinto
2. worship of ancestors
3. buddhism
Explanation:
The native Japanese religion of Japan is called SHINTO. It shares beliefs with Chinese philosophies, including the WORSHIP OF ANCESTORS. It is often practiced alongside the religion of BUDDHISM
Shinto": This is a Japanese religion since time immemorial.
"Worship of Ancestors": Shinto is a religion that includes the act of worshiping ancestors such as the spirit of " kami."
"Buddhism": Buddhism was introduced to Japan in the 6th century. It has similar characteristics in Shinto in Japan.
Answer:
1.mercator
2.all of the continents and countries are clearly shown as well as the oceans
3.it shows that the europeans only mingled with the African Americans because of forced trade. other than trade they viewed Africa through a distorted veil of racism.
