Answer:
Borders change over time. Sometimes the people in one region take over another area through violence. Other times, land is traded or sold peacefully. Many times, land is parceled out after a war through international agreements.
Explanation:
In return for the money, the United States got Texas, California, New Mexico, and large areas of Arizona and Nevada. This was great for them because it worked well with the manifest destiny idea and it enabled them to get to the western coast.
Hindus and Muslims in the colony of India could not resolve their religious differences. The religious conflicts between Hindus and Muslims has been a historic tension. In the early 700s, this struggle between them has raged since Islam spread into the Indian Peninsula. This tension was a major factor in the partition of the British colony of India (India and Pakistan) in the 20th century. While Hindu Indians dominated the central and eastern part of the Indian subcontinent, Muslim Indians dominated the western part of the region (Pakistan).
A democratic thinking grew among the poor and lower classes and many Indians began demanding complete independence from British rule. Gandhi's passive resistance, helped inspire a mass movement, which finally convinced the British.
<em>Hindu-Muslim conflict in India has been going on for centuries.</em>
Answer:
Native Americans, Spanish, Mexicans, Anglo-Americans
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Explanation:
The territory of the southwestern United States (present-day California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada and Texas) was controlled by various civilizations throughout history.
Initially, and like the entire American continent, this territory was controlled by various Amerindian tribes, encompassed within the Pueblo civilization, and later by various civilizations such as the Navajo and Apaches.
From the 1500s and 1600s the Spanish conquest of North America developed, through which these territories became part of the Viceroyalty of New Spain. Thus, the period of Spanish domination began, which has left as a legacy a large number of names of cities and states in Spanish language.
Towards the 1800s, with the independence of Mexico from Spain, these territories became part of that young nation, until after the Mexican-American war ended in 1848, these territories passed into American hands.
It was <span>France and Britain that both tried to claim this territory. The French and the British were in conflict due to land competition throughout the colonial period. </span>
