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No civil war occurred in the 13th century, however, during the 16th century some colonies had built a structured system of slavery, which was anchored on the Atlantic Slave Trade. Hence as a result of slave trade rising business, , there were incessant conflict between the French and Britain, eventually, France was defeated and it's territory were captured by Britain.
Explanation:
No civil war occurred in the 13th century, however, during the 16th century some colonies had built a structured system of slavery, which was anchored on the Atlantic Slave Trade. Hence as a result of slave trade rising business, , there were incessant conflict between the French and Britain, eventually, France was defeated and it's territory were captured by Britain.
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i know the second blank is more experienced military leaders, the first blank im not too sure on, but it is create a blockade at southern ports.
Separated by the Atlantic ocean, the colonies were on the opposite side of the ocean from Great Britain, this geographical fact meant that the mother country lacked the ability to enforce policy in the colonies subjects and leaders. Due to this issue, gradually the colonies were extended more rights and developed a unique form of government in opposition to that of the British Empire, particularly that of monarchical rule, top-down leadership and they established their democracy through conflict and devolution.
