In the terms that this story is presented, the native populations were unaware of people outside their world and were unaware that these people had an attitude that was explorative and exploitative. They were unable to prevent invasion at the level of weaponry, tactics of mass production, oratory/diplomacy to negotiate a mutually acceptable outcome and medicine to fight off infections that the invaders bodies had adapted to but which the locals bodies had not. In effect, they came together at a time where one was advanced in technological and scientific terms and they had an attitude that didn’t respect the equivalent value of human life. It is impossible to know whether the Europeans arrived looking to live in harmony but it seems likely that they came from a time where they expected hostility. The weapons they brought which is referenced in the text was able to penetrate the defences and armour that the local people had developed within their own stage of development. Rather than work in symbiosis and harmony, the invading European forces saw themselves as superior to the indigenous people as their weaponry supported. With an attitude that the local people were a problem inhibiting then from their beliefs that they had a right to take what they needed, it was inevitable that there was going to be conflict. Unfortunately this progressed to a point where the sustainability of the local populations was threatened and in many place the populations were wiped out or left in a pitiful state relative to their former beauty. This, by the way, is a parable for what humanity is doing even to this day to our natural world. And it is going to either kill it, and us with it, or at best damage it a lot more before we realise we must start conserving it right now.
Answer:
Over a strong federal central government and an anti-federlist weak central government
Explanation:
The reason why the U.S. did not want to accept the Angolan government was because B. The U.S was concerened about communist influence from Cuban forces in Angola.
<h3>What was the U.S. worried about?</h3>
Angola gained independence during the Cold War which was a time when the U.S. was coming against all Communist nations in the world.
Because the Angolan government had ties to the Cuban government which was Communist, the U.S. did not want to accept their independence for fear of the Angolans being communist as well.
Find out more on the Cuban influence in Angola at brainly.com/question/1363217.
Answer: D
Explanation: Internment camps for Japanese Americans were forcing them out of their homes in America to go stay in a small trapped almost jail cell area. Against their will they were forced to move to an internment camp so it's basically forced relocation. Hope this helps!!
Answer:The sepoys, who were Indians trained by the British as soldiers, heard rumors that the cartridges for their new Enfield rifles were greased with cow and beef fat.
2) They were discontented because their salaries & opportunities of promotion were not equal to those of British soldiers
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