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1. assimilation - B. Absorbing colonized people into the culture of the imperialist nation
2. Menelik II - C. Leader of Ethiopian resistance
3. paternalism - A. Governing in a “parental” way by providing for needs but not giving rights
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Menelik II who lead Ethiopian resistance later became an Ethiopian ruler between 1889 and 1913. It expanded the country practically to its modern boundaries.
Assimilation was widespread by European imperialistic forces in the region where they were ruling, but spread language, religion, customs...
C. The state of Georgia's constitution
State constitutions focus more on specific issues and not general ones of the whole country.
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fter taking power in 1799, French leader Napoleon Bonaparte won a string of military victories that gave him control over most of Europe. He annexed present-day Belgium and Holland, along with large chunks of present-day Italy, Croatia and Germany, and he set up dependencies in Switzerland, Poland and various German states. Spain was largely under his hegemony despite continuing guerilla warfare there, and Austria, Prussia and Russia had been browbeaten into becoming allies. Only Great Britain remained completely outside of his grasp.
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