Famed naval officer John Paul Jones<span> was born in Scotland in 1742. His career at sea began at age 13, and by 21 he was the captain of a ship sailing between the West Indies and British ports. </span>Jones <span>joined the Continental navy during the American Revolution, enjoying his greatest successes in international waters.</span>
They thought that he would be a great leader and successfully make Germany the biggest city in England.
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False--the transition of an imperial power to a independent state was typically quite violent.
For many countries the end of imperialism came with a war for independence such as Vietnam, India, Afghanistan, all of Latin America. For other countries, European imperialism ended but left ethnic groups in flux leading to violent struggles for power such as in Rwanda.
Methods that are effective at acquiring power are often entirely different from resisting power.
Explanation:
To acquire power in a political sense a nation must always be looking to expand its influence across the borders and to be in a position of profit against its rivals on issues that concern both parties.
This also includes begin able to harness any loopholes in the world politic scenario for the profit.
To refuse power in this sense is to project strength and independence but to not seek an active role in the world politics and instead maintain own position of advantage.
Many peacekeeping countries have been found following this rule.
