People often use the term “Third World” as shorthand for poor or developing nations. By contrast, wealthier countries such as the United States and the nations of Western Europe are described as being part of the “First World.” <span>Most Third </span>World countries<span> are former colonies. Having gained independence, many of these </span>countries<span>, especially smaller ones, were faced with the challenges of </span>nation<span>- and institution-building on their own for the </span>first<span> time. Due to this common background, many of these </span>nations<span> were "</span>developing<span>" .
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Jawaharlal Nehru:
Worked closely with Gandhi in the Indian Independence struggle, First prime minister of independent India, Became leader of the Indian National Congress
Muhammad Ali Jinnah:
Became leader of the Muslim League in India, Wanted to create a separate Islamic nation.
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I believe some things that the U.S. had that made it ripe for rapid industrialization was the resources. The United States had fertile land, ocean access, rich mineral resources, forests, railroads.
<span>constantine changed european history by giving christianity legal standing:
he changed the way the public looked at christianity and turned it into an accepted religion. he ended the persecution of christians and actually established it as the official religion of the land. constantine also moved the capital from Rome to byzantium, which was renamed constantinople. establishing constantinople eventually split the roman empire in two, eastern and western halves. This division eventually lead to the fall of the roman empire, with the western half of the roman empire falling about 1000 years before the eastern half.</span>
