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Exploiting natural resources - this is the most straightforward approach. Colonies were established mainly to obtain the economic benefit from exploiting resources such as lumber, ore, gold, coal, etc.
Exploiting the population - exploiting the labor power of people in the colonies is also a way for the colonizer country to make money out of the colonized territory. The forms of exploitation can vary from straight up slavery, to serfdom, to wage labor with extremely low pay.
Making the colony a captive market - The colony can also become a captive market for the colonizing country. This means that the people in the colony are obliged to buy goods and services from the colonizing country due to internal or external restrictions to competition and trade.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
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The federal regulations state that the IRB must conduct continuing review of research approved by a convened IRB (more than minimal risk research) at intervals appropriate to the degree of risk, but not less than once per year. The continuing review must be periodical.
IRB stands for Institutional Review Board. This office was created to protect the rights research about human issues. To do this, IRB has to examine the questions that are to be asked to humans in a survey because it needs to guard people's privacy. That is why IRB can approve or not research on humans, and in any case, can order modifications to the surveys.
They boycotted against the White people. they also led revolts and strikes.
Using coal/other natural resources to generate electricity, burning fossil fuels, dumping trash in landfills, using chemical fertilizers that seep into water sources....the list goes on
