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European countries gained military assistance and geographical diversity.
A shift of military power away from European countries was not responsible for European dominance in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
By outnumbering them on population, technology and, maybe most important, military.
Europeans used military force to dominate native peoples and establish permanent colonies.
Germany. The 'military competition' (that is, the naval arms race) with Britain didn't start till 1897, after talks about a possible alliance between the two countries broke down.
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Many European countries were fighting for new land during periods like colonialism and imperialism because they sought to expand their power, wealth, and influence. Acquiring new territories allowed these countries to gain access to resources, establish trade routes, and establish military bases, ultimately increasing their economic and political dominance. Additionally, competition among European powers fueled the desire for expansion as countries aimed to surpass their rivals in territorial control.
establish a military force of member nations to enforce its objectives (A+)
I doubt there's a common "military goal" for all the countries in Europe.
Russia, France and United Kingdom.
European countries gained military assistance and geographical diversity.
The European Union has yet to fix its debt crisis or to create a military consisting of member nations to enforce their objectives.A+ = establish a military force of member nations to enforce its objectives ORpromote socialism.
The European Union has yet to fix its debt crisis or to create a military consisting of member nations to enforce their objectives.A+ = establish a military force of member nations to enforce its objectives ORpromote socialism.
There isn't a European Army. Europe is composed of several countries, each with its own military. Weapons and other military equipment in service varies between the countries which make up Europe.
Ethiopia was able to remain independent by defeating European military forces.
The military was involved in European imperialism in Africa by controlling unrest and protecting the citizens. Without their assistance, many European countries would have suffered significant loses due to attacks from locals.
A shift of military power away from European countries was not responsible for European dominance in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.