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Is the population out of control?
NO. It's greed by people and certain countries that's out of control!
What can you infer about the methods some european countries used to control african land and people?
European countries used coercion to control the African land and people. They used fear and punishment to get the people to bend to their wishes.
What countries control other countries?
You should stop trying to get answers from people here when you can just find the answer online
What does literature written by people native to colonized countries tend to focus on?
hardships over which they had little or no control.
What countries did Russia have control over?
the richest countries
Why would dictators feel threatened by the internet?
Because it is not easy for them to control. People could use it to communicate and undermine the power of a dictatorship. It is also a way for the users to make contact with people in other countries and exchange information. Dictators can control their own media and put out their own propaganda and control how much can be seen from other countries, but it is harder to do that with the internet.
How does this access to media technology impact public life for people in these countries?
It opens democratic processes and public control of media.
Why do communist countries use authoritarian methods to maintain their economic and political systems?
To maintain control of the economy and the people that live there.
What policies do countries use to control other countries?
Foreign policies.
What policies do countries use to control other countries.?
Foreign policies.
What countries have population control?
China and India have implemented population control measures in the past, such as the one-child policy in China. Other countries may have voluntary family planning programs to help manage population growth, but not explicit population control measures.
What countries did the us control?
lots.
