7. The war weakened European imperial powers militarily and financially. The war was also meant to fight against the German and Japanese invasions and the persecution of people based on race and religion. Essentially, Europeans had been doing both during imperialism. The Allied stance against such practices undermined the European colonization of people in places across Asia and Africa. Additionally, people in colonies had fought in the war and had military training.
8. Students might argue that the creation of Israel was a positive development. It gave Jews from across the globe a place to call home that was free from prejudice and had an autonomous rule. Considering the Holocaust, in which so many Jews were killed, students might argue that Israel was a way of ensuring their survival and peace. On the other hand, students might argue that the creation of Israel was another act of imperialism by European powers. They might argue that it was not their right to give away land, and it unfairly displaced Palestinians and did not add to peace in the world.
7. The war weakened European imperial powers militarily and financially. The war was also meant to fight against the German and Japanese invasions and the persecution of people based on race and religion. Essentially, Europeans had been doing both during imperialism. The Allied stance against such practices undermined the European colonization of people in places across Asia and Africa. Additionally, people in colonies had fought in the war and had military training.
Colonization of Africa begun well before the early 17th century. The whole of the Mediterranean coast of Africa was colonised by the Romans after the Punic Wars
Battle of Vicksburg. Major Gen. Ulysses Grant was able defeat Pemberton leader of the confederate defenders in a long and violent battle in Vicksburg . Vicksburg is an important town lying near the Mississippi river. Union through Grant led Tennesse Army gain the control over the Mississippi river.
According to Washington, the colonists needed to accept the taxes and have representation in Parliament in order to pass taxes on them in the first place.
