Settlers of Australia developed a strong sense of identity as "Australians" during the second half of the nineteenth century, so they wanted to break free and become an independent dominion. Australia didn't totally leave the British empire though.
One bieng the reconstruction (where they rebuilt the south) another would be the transition from slave labor to modern industeial things like the textile and some had to change thier whole lifestyle based on wht happened
Answer:
Your answer is A - To extract natural resources that would fuel their economic development, and B - To create new markets for European-made goods.
Explanation:
Europeans after years of exploration of the African continent had well known of its resources like gold and oil. The Berlin Conference showed their ambitions in Africa as well. It was also be seen during wartime how heavily the British relied on their colonies to export good to the isles.
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Frederick Douglass
all of these
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