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This showed colonial resistance to royal authority. ... How did Britain's victory in the war affect its colonial holdings in North America? - They claimed all of north America east of the Mississippi and also had frequent conflicts with the Natives. What made the colonists angry at the British government?
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It made it weak. States were gaining more power while the government was losing power. The government was losing control of the states. States were becoming more independent since they started to run individually.
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<em>Washington's address argued for a careful foreign policy of <u>friendly neutrality</u> that would avoid creating implacable enemies or international friendships of dubious value, nor entangle the United States in foreign alliances.</em>
<em>Washington's presidency was significant beyond the fact that he was the first president. His actions <u>established a strong central government</u> and helped put in place a plan to fix the problem of the national debt.</em>
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Hitler:
- Extermination of Jews and other minorities in concentration camps as well as in humanizing the people groups.
- Failure on his part to uphold treaties regulating German expansion peacefully.
- Creation of the Aryan race, which led to potential problems in military, economic, and other parts of life. It also destroyed the livelihood of many.
Mussolini:
- Failure to keep the other heads of state results in falling popularity as he transitions to a Facist state, which led to his eventual murder.
- Mass extermination of to-be Italy's colonies, and then afterwards failure to hold them in the onslaught of Britian's attack.
These are just some of the main points, there are definitely more, but im not too sure what you would describe as main.
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