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Why did the British support Arab nationalists during world war 1?
The Ottoman Empire was allied with the Central Powers who were the enemy of the Triple Entente to which the British belonged, hence, an enemy of the Ottoman Empire was necessarily a friend of the British. Arab nationalists wished to secede from the Ottoman Empire. So this fit perfectly into the plans of the British.
How did Britain and policy of salutary neglect affect the American colonies?
This term means the lack of British influence over the control of local matters in the colonies. The king did not legislate much, and the colonies supported England. This led the colonies to create local governments and run the colonies in the way they saw fit. This lasted until the Seven years war when England realized what they had, and started to tax the colonists heavily.
How fit did you have do be so you could become a Roman Gladiator in ancient times?
Most people didn't choose to be a gladiator, most were slaves or prisoners of war from all over the empire. And if you were not fit, they made you fit with rigorous training.
What development marked the end of the ottoman empire?
The event that marked the official end of the Ottoman Empire is the end of WWI The Ottoman Empire aligned itself with Austria-Hungry and Germany. When the war was over Britain France and the US redistributed the land as they saw fit.
What caused the rise of nationalism in early 1800s?
Prior to the 1760s, the British more-or-less ignored the American colonies, allowing them (1) to engage in large-scale smuggling trade with other colonies and foreign powers, (2) deal with the Native Americans as they saw fit (usually violently), and (3) with minimal taxation.However, the 1760s served as a watershed moment. The British were forced to fight the Seven Years War (called the French and Indian War in America) on American soil in order to protect American lives and territory. Whilst fighting the war, the British became aware of the extent of the smuggling operations in the colonies and the conflagrations between colonists and Native Americans all along the Appalachian Mountains. As to be expected from a far-off power, the British responses to discovering the extent of the smuggling and amount of violence on the Western frontier led to the British harshly curbing both.Additionally, as a result of the vast expenses incurred by the British in the Seven Years, they imposed light taxes on the American colonies to vitiate the debts they owed. Even though these taxes were the lightest in the entire British Empire, the imposition of these new taxes was enough to begin a general trend to towards desiring American independence.So, the three major factors that led to a surge in American nationalism in the 1760s were (1) the British enforcement of restrictions on trade, (2) the British restriction of settlement and limiting of colonist-native wars, and (3) the imposition of taxes to cover war debts.
Why did the British support Arab nationalists during world war 1?
The Ottoman Empire was allied with the Central Powers who were the enemy of the Triple Entente to which the British belonged, hence, an enemy of the Ottoman Empire was necessarily a friend of the British. Arab nationalists wished to secede from the Ottoman Empire. So this fit perfectly into the plans of the British.
What was the signafacnce of the Battle of Bunker Hill?
It proved to the British that the colonies were serious about independence. The King more or less treated the colonies like children having a fit that they would soon get over.
How was the british empire protected?
Considering that the British Empire's navy was the biggest in to world at it's current time and had conquered many vast countries, it is most likely to have caused Britain's protection.Can you expand on this?It's always best to improve answers where you see fit.
How did Britain and policy of salutary neglect affect the American colonies?
This term means the lack of British influence over the control of local matters in the colonies. The king did not legislate much, and the colonies supported England. This led the colonies to create local governments and run the colonies in the way they saw fit. This lasted until the Seven years war when England realized what they had, and started to tax the colonists heavily.
How many square feet is one Katha at Samastipur dist.?
1760 sqrt fit equal to 1
How many missiles could fit in the Empire State Building?
about 5000 missiles could fit in the empire state building
Why was George Washington the best to fit as America's first president?
Because he was from the middle of the colonies and was also a celebrity due to his defeat of the british. He was respected by everyone. Also he was a strong figure and leader
How many US states could fit into British Columbia?
Approximately 12 US states could fit into British Columbia.
How does the intolerable act fit into the Revolutionary War?
It was the start to the revolutionary war. It basically started the war because the British were being unfair to the colonist. After that the 13 colonies banned together, thus started the revolutionary war.
How did the Mandate of Heaven point to the fact that the Roman Empire was no longer fit to rule?
It was a Chinese concept which did not exist in the Roman Empire.
How many people can fit inside the Empire State Building?
27
How many jellybeans can fit in the Empire State Building?
89,998 i think
