The basic cause of the growth of conflict was tension
between the British need for revenues and the American desire for independence.
Before the French and Indian War, the American colonies had been left more or
less to themselves. During this period, they got used to having relative
autonomy and came to see it as a right. At the same time, the colonies were increasing
in population and economic strength and becoming less dependent on the mother
country.
After the war, the British needed funds to pay for the war
and other costs of empire. They felt the Americans should help to pay so they
imposed taxes and tried to increase British control of the colonies to ensure
smooth flow of revenues. This need came into conflict with the expectations the
colonists had built over the years.
Answer:
The political reason for the assassination was to break off Austria-Hungary's South Slav provinces so they could be combined into a new country, Yugoslavia. This led to the outbreak of war in Europe at the end of July 1914. Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia.
Most likely Britain as it is a major country with a economic policy and trade agreements that are the backbone of the European economy.
The lord promised to protect the land.
Basically the European Catholics helped the Roman <span>Orthodox when they got friendly enough and the Romans Desperately needed help with the Muslim Turks. </span>Pope Urban II he argued that it was a Christian duty to help the Byzantines against the Muslims. He backed this up with a edict forbidding Christians waging war on Christians except on alternating weekdays, and with a rousing speech that was distributed and publicly read by the clergy throughout the Catholic area.
What was the Result? The Crusades, w<span>hich lasted for roughly 2 centuries, and one of which ironically ended up administering the </span>coup-de-grace on the Byzantine empire<span>.</span>
