European civilization experienced a period of unprecedented rapid expansion around the globe during the last third of the nineteenth century. European nation-states had become very powerful because of industrialization and because of the organizational efficiency of the nation-state.
European global expansion had actually begun in the fifteenth century, but the process greatly accelerated in the nineteenth century.
Latin America and the seaports of Asia and Africa were the first to be colonized by Europeans. Native Americans were liquidated or thoroughly subjugated to European rule.
Most Latin American descendents (Latinos) of the Spanish conquerors gained independence from Spain by the early 19th century, while many indigenous peoples remained subject.
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They made it legal to keep a slave for their whole life. hope i helped and if not sorry!!
The answer is "dismantling foreign treaties and influence"
<span>This is all that my book says about it:
The Independence Hurricane of 1775--With
the winds of revolution blowing about in the fledgling 13 colonies, Mother
Nature had a wind that temporarily put a halt to those rebellious thoughts.
A hurricane roared up the East Coast, and triggered one of the early Revolutionary
War skirmishes in the biggest colony of Virginia. It came close to impacting
Georgia and South Carolina on September 2nd before moving ashore over North
Carolina. The storm then picked up steam through Virginia, Maryland, and
Pennsylvania. One of the more notable casualties of the storm was the roof
of the Maryland State House, which was replaced by a wind resistant dome.</span>