The Americans resented their mistreatment (taxation without representation) after the French & Indian War, but they had won and weren't involved in a war in 1775. The Russians were reeling from their 1905 loss to the Japanese and they were suffering from WW1 in 1917.
<span>The americans rebelled against King George III, who was depicted as a tyrant, although he wasn't really all that bad. The Russians rebelled against Czr Nicholas II, who was quite a tyrant. </span>
<span>By July 1776 the Americans wanted independence and self-rule; by November 1917 the Russians wanted a worker-run state and self-rule. </span>
<span>American leaders were mostly wealthy landowners and businessmen; Russian leaders were a middle-class lawyer (Lenin), newspaper writer (Trotsky) and a bank-robber/soldier (Stalin).</span>
The two advances or technologies that made it possible for Europeans to increase their contacts with the regions and peoples of the interior of Africa were:
1. Railway line
The British built and extended railroads and the telegraph into the interior of Africa to enable the British personnel to survive in the interior of Africa. The railway allowed the British to recruit churches, military, and commercial firms and European staff people to go and reside in the interior of Africa. The railway further helped in the transportation of raw materials to the ports and back to Europe.
2. Advances in the medical field
Advances were made in medical science, more especially in the field of tropical disease, which made it safer for Europeans to go into the interior of Africa, which was prone to tropical diseases.
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Answer:
What was the role of Roman Catholic Church in Western Europe in the Middle Ages? The Church was a unifying force that provided stability for the king, hope for a better life, and order.
Explanation:
Sharecroppers didn’t own the land they worked on, the tools they used, or the crops they harvested. They also weren’t paid a wage; they sold their crops to the landowner (often for deflated prices) while keeping a share (usually about 1/3 or 1/2) and were provided with lodging and some basic necessities. Additionally, most sharecroppers worked on what were formerly slave plantations, and it was the only viable form of employment for most former slaves.
Really, the only difference from slavery was the legal arrangement: they were tenants rather than chattel. That, and there were white sharecroppers as well as black, but the overwhelming majority were former slaves.