Many changes took place in Southeast Asia as a result of colonial control. In Southeast Asia, colonization brought mixed results. Economies grew based on cash crops or goods such as tin and rubber that could be sold on the world market. Roads, harbors, and rail systems linked areas and improved communication and transportation. These improvements were more for the benefit of European business than the local population. However, education, health, and sanitation improved! Political changes unified areas at the cost of weaker local leaders and governments. Unlike other colonial areas, millions of people from other areas of Asia and the world migrated to work on plantations and in the mines in Southeast Asia. This migration changed the cultural and racial makeup of the area. Southeast Asia became a melting pot of Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and Buddhists. The resulting cultural changes often led to racial and religious clashes that are still seen today.
The colonial period is different than the 1930's because in the colonial period it was the 1600's
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The permanent changes that took place for labor unions as a result of the new deal was social security, public works, and federal agencies.
Those areas were more modernized, better education and medical system, better roads & abolition of slavery. Importantly borders within those countries (some still in conflict) have been standardized and got international recognitions. All of them joined international organization. Eg: UN. ASA (Now ASEAN)
Colonial Place was created in 1903.
Those areas were more modernized, better education and medical system, better roads & abolition of slavery. Importantly borders within those countries (some still in conflict) have been standardized and got international recognitions. All of them joined international organization. Eg: UN. ASA (Now ASEAN)
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most people became protestant
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most colonial protest took place in Boston
Once the Spanish took control of Latin America, significant changes occurred in various aspects of society. Indigenous populations faced drastic declines due to violence, forced labor, and diseases introduced by Europeans. The Spanish established a colonial economy centered on agriculture and mining, which relied heavily on enslaved Indigenous and African labor. Additionally, cultural and religious transformations took place, with Catholicism being imposed and blended with local beliefs, reshaping social structures and identities.