Based on documentation,
The only 2 African countries that were able to keep their freedom from European imperialism were;
B: Ethiopia and Liberia.
Ethiopia is currently the worlds oldest independent country and Liberia was founded to support the U.S. in relation to slavery in 1821.
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Answer:
wanted to ship goods quickly
Explanation:
American and British leaders and businessmen wanted to ship goods quickly and cheaply between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
Answer:
Q1: they faced discrimination from white southerners.
Q2: southern politicians
Q3: slaves were not allowed to hold religous services.
Q4: they were hung
Q5: many slave owners began capturing white slaves
Q6: Labor intensiveness
Q7: Southern such as florida, alabama, miss, tx
Q8:Society divided
Q9: The cotton gin
Q10: and they used their power and influenced harshly
Explanation:
These seem accurate for that time period, hope this helps
Answer:
C. Mexico and the Cherokee
Explanation:
- The Cordova Rebellion was an upsurging around the Nacogdoches in the taxes and thus is called as the Texas revolution.
- This was covertly stated as a plan by the organization of the local resistance in texas that wanted independence from the Mexico and later on Mexico was seeking for an agreement with the Cherokee and wage a joint war against the Texians.
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Answer: C) initially was focused in Britain, where machinery was invented and the use of steam to power engines emerged</h2>
Explanation:
The Industrial Revolution was a great change that occurred in the european society when it stop basing its economy on agriculture and began to depend on the industry. It should be noted that this social movement was born in England and then spread to the rest of Europe.
Why in England and not somewhere else?
Because England had given all the conditions, since this country had abundant labor men, deposits of coal, as well as colonies overseas, of which supplies of raw material was always enough. In addition, Englad had a large network of waterways that facilitated the transport of goods through the interior of its territory.
This means England had available capital to invest in such a great change as the Industrial Revolution was.
