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Who was the French Revolutionary leader who took control of the government in 1917?
No French revolutionary took control of a government in 1917; however a Russian revolutionary, Vladimir Lenin, took control of the Russian government in 1917.
Who was the leader with complete control over the government in world war 2?
Which government are you talking about? Adolf Hitler had complete control over Germany and Benito Mussolini had complete control over Italy.
What happened to africans who rebelled?
Africans who rebelled against colonial or oppressive regimes often faced severe repercussions, including violent reprisals, imprisonment, or execution. Many were subjected to brutal crackdowns by colonial authorities, leading to loss of life and further suppression of dissent. In some cases, rebellions sparked broader movements for independence or rights, while in others, they resulted in intensified control and exploitation by colonial powers. Overall, the consequences varied widely depending on the context and the strength of the rebellion.
What conflicts occured in England?
England has a long history. During its existence, there have been many conflicts. Here are a few of them:* Creating a monarchy that opposed the power of the nobility; * Creating a new religion that opposed Catholicism; * Conflicts concerning how best to manage its colonial empire; and * Converting many privately owned businesses to the control of the British government; and * Conflicts on which industries should be sent back to corporations, divesting them from government controls.
How did the communist government prevent nationalism from threading the new state created by revolution?
They really didn't in fact Lenin let nationalism return in order to fight off the Polish and remain control of the government against the white forces. And nationalism most certainly returned by the time of World War II
Laws passed by English government to control colonial trade for England's own benefit?
Navigation act
This is an outline of colonial grievances against England which listed reasons why the colonist wanted to be free from the English control?
the declaration of independence
Authority within the government in north amercia was shared by the English government and?
Authority within the government in North America was shared by the English government and colonial governments. The English government maintained overarching control through its colonial charters and appointed governors, while colonial assemblies exercised local legislative power, often reflecting the interests of settlers. This dual system created a complex relationship, leading to tensions over governance and representation that eventually contributed to the push for independence.
How did political change in England colonial governments?
-In 1685 James II became king of England. He was determined to take more control over the English government, both in England and in the colonies.
Colonial authorities tried to maximize communication with and control of native peoples by?
teaching them English.
Why did the English want to control Dutch colonial land?
because they be all like YOLO4DAYZ
What did English use to try to tighten its control over colonial trade?
They used the navigation acts
Who recruited colonial troops from India?
the Indian government (albiet largly under british control)
How was English colonial government different from that of Spain and France?
English colonial government was characterized by a greater emphasis on self-governance and local control compared to the centralized authority of Spain and France. The English established representative assemblies, allowing colonies to have a say in their own laws and governance. In contrast, Spanish and French colonies were often governed directly by officials appointed from the crown, leading to a more hierarchical and authoritarian structure. This difference fostered a distinct political culture in English colonies that valued individual rights and political participation.
Why the Maasai collaborated with the colonial government?
The Maasai collaborated with the colonial government primarily to protect their interests and secure resources during a time of significant change and upheaval. By aligning with colonial authorities, they sought to gain access to goods, services, and protection against rival groups and encroaching settlers. This collaboration also allowed them to maintain some degree of autonomy and control over their lands, as they navigated the pressures of colonial rule. Ultimately, their partnership was a strategic decision to adapt to a rapidly changing socio-political landscape.
America in the Colonial Era?
A colonial period is a period of time in a nation's history when it was under the control of a colonial power. One example is when the U.S. Colonies were under control of the British government before the Revolutionary War.
How did England tighten control over colonial trade?
I read this from my history book -Many ships owned by the colonial merchants followed a direct route between the New England ports and England. They followed this route because the English government insisted . It wanted the colonists to send their exports, or goods leaving a country, only to England or other English colonies. The English government also expected to buy only English made imports, or goods brought back from a country.Harcourt Horizons; United states historyGerneral Editor: Dr.Michal J. BersonContributing Authors: Dr. Robert P. Green, Jr., Dr. Thomas M McGowan, and Dr. Linda Kerrigan Salvucci
