The reasons for decolonization
European war debts
anti-colonial feelings
Explanation:
The anti colonial sentiment had been brewing in almost all colonies for a long time with the bigger colonies like India that had been pushing the diplomatic relations for a long time.
Thus the sentiment made it impossible for there to be much of a war and they had to get the freedom sooner or later.
it was also because the European powers were not in the state or reason to even hold an empire as they were taken over by debt and other terrible things that had come after the war.
It slowed down considerably, due to outdated equipment, loss of valuable personnel, loss of colonies, and decrease in coal consumption.
The latin american wars of independence were the revolutions that took place during the late 18th and early 19th centuries and resulted in the creation of a number of independent countries in latin america
A is the answer. The first Bull Run was early in the war, and much of the North was convinced it would end quickly-people had even brought out chairs to watch the firefight. However, their visions were soon shattered.
B is wrong: the South had plenty of troops, and even if it did not, Bull Run was no indication.
C is wrong: Bull Run was a failure for the North, so it would not indicate to Lincoln that the North was overstocked on troops.
Similarly, D is wrong: the war actually would take longer.
Corporations charged them money for access to water.
