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Alfred Thayer Mahan, a naval officer and historian, argued that for a nation to be a global power, it needed a strong navy and overseas colonies to support its maritime interests. He believed that colonies, particularly in the West, were essential for providing coaling stations and naval bases, as well as access to resources and markets. Mahan's ideas emphasized that control of key maritime routes and territories was crucial for national security and economic prosperity. Thus, he advocated for a robust imperial policy to enhance a nation's influence and power on the world stage.
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What area of the British colonies in American that had the most need of slaves?
i think it is South Carolina
Who wrote common sense in 1776?
I can't think of who but in case u need to know its about the reasons the colonies should split from england John pain wrote it
How did religious beliefs and dissent influence the new England colonies?
because they need more ppl to believe in them so they could try to influence New England into colonies
Why was the Africans brought to the English colonies to meet demands?
In 1619 the first slave came to the colonies and as the need for workers evolved the use of slavery grew.
How did the colonies tried to change the new taxes?
How does a call need you the towshend acts
What are admiral mahan's arguments in favor of American imperialism?
Admiral Mahan's arguments were that our growing production needs this, we need ways to respond quickly, and that we need to be closer. :)
What did Mahanism emphasize?
Mahan emphasized the need for concentration of forces and the decisive battle
What did Alfred Mahan believe was the key for a nation to become a world power?
Alfred Mahan believed that a nation's strength and status as a world power were fundamentally tied to its naval capabilities. He argued that control of the seas through a powerful navy was essential for protecting trade routes, projecting military power, and influencing global affairs. Mahan emphasized the importance of establishing overseas bases and coaling stations to support naval operations, as well as the need for a strong merchant marine to enhance a nation's economic interests. His ideas significantly influenced naval strategies and policies, particularly in the United States and other emerging powers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
What area of the British colonies in American that had the most need of slaves?
i think it is South Carolina
Which of these BEST summarizes Mahan's concern about the U.S. Navy?
U.S. would need overseas naval bases for refueling and resupplying
How were the searches for new trade routes related to colonization and slavery?
Here is what I think- They all sort of fit together : 1. You need trade routes to make colonies more wealthy 2. You need slaves to work on plantations 3. You need colonies to obtain raw materials for their ruling country Each one helps the ruling country of the colonies. Hope this helped!
I am writing a report on the thirteen colonies and need to write a word from each letter of the alphabet and cant think of a word for the letter x and z?
X-ray - they wern't invented then and Zebras are not found in any of the 13 colonies.
What where common foods in the colonies?
First, you need to tell us WHICH colonies. In which country.
What colonies had plantations?
i need help
Who wrote common sense in 1776?
I can't think of who but in case u need to know its about the reasons the colonies should split from england John pain wrote it
Why did mercantilist think that countries should set up colonies?
i don't know i don't care about this question i just need this question for my homework
What can you know about the southern colonies?
the thing u need to know about the 13 colonies or the southern colonies is that they were well some of them were invented by William Penn's
