The “Intolerable Acts” of 1774, known to the British as the Coercive Acts, were four exceedingly severe Acts passed expressly to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party
<span>What difficulties did slaves face?
Slaves faced many different difficulties, including mistreatment, continuous work and little rest, no pay ( or very little, if the owner was nice), bartered like animals, and many other things
</span><span>What alternative to slavery do you think the colonists could have used to solve the labor shortage?
Colonists could have used servants (difference is that you pay the servant like you would pay an employee of today, and after a certain amount of time you would have to free him/her. Another way could be to do it yourself, or use technology that helped improve production rates.
</span><span>How do you give brainliest on brainly.com?
There are two alternatives
One: two people have answered your question, you pick the one that helped you the most by choosing a "mark as brainliest" button that appears
Two: If there is only one answer, and you like the answer he/she gives, you can give a brainliest after a certain amount of time (i dont remember how long)
hope this helps :D</span>
The revolutions in Cuba and the Philippines in the 1890's were very important for the US. Both revolutions for freedom were successful, so the Spanish influence was removed. The two newly independent nations though were weak after the revolutions, so with the Spanish out of the way, the US saw an opportunity to easily increase its influence in these territories. The US was quick to act, and it started to infiltrate and sponsor people that were going to work for its cause, resulting in spreading out of their influence in two territories of great strategic importance.
They will take over I believe
A lawyer would use the eighth amendment
