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What nation was to be denied access to mainland European markets under the continental system imposed by napoleon?
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What is one main way in which european countries imposed their culture upon the colonized?
The promotion and spread of the English language
Among the most important European ideas imposed on native socities by political domination were property rights and land ownership?
That would be a reasonable statement even though some people may disagree.
What were the causes of the Venezuelan revolution?
Causes of the Venezuelan Revolution included that the Venezuelans did not want to pay the taxes imposed upon them by the French, they were opposed to Napoleon's rule in Spain, they didn't approve of the social ladder. The social ladder placed the French at the top and the Venezuelan people at the very bottom.
Who put rigid restrictions on Jews?
In the Middle Ages the Church imposed restrictions, and in later centuries it was mainly governments that imposed restrictions.
Why do you think the french people welcomed napoleon so eagerly?
Napoleon was welcomed back from his defeat in Russia in 1812 because he was still in firm control of the National Assembly (established after the Coup de Brumare in 1799). Secondly, Napoleon did conquer all major cities west of Moscow, Russia's capital. It was the weather and the fragile and inconsistent supply lines that led Napoleon to leave. Furthermore, phamphlets (sp) were used by the Committee of Public Saftey to glorify Napoleon and his Grand Armee. Also, the people saw him as a symbol of equality, fraternity, and prosperity as he established better roads, educational systems, and adequate courts. (all paid for by high taxes imposed upon Prussia, Poland, the former Hapsburg Empire, the Papal State, the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Spain, Denmark, and other members and satilite states of the Grand Empire. In short, the French people welcomed back Napoleon after his withdrawl from Russia because he was so well liked.
Why did people in European countries resist Napoleon's efforts to build an empire?
Napoleon was generally admired by Europe's middle class (although not by their defeated and removed absolute rulers) and French rule in most cases meant modern laws and institutions and the removing of ancient privileges and power.The thing that did lead to resentment towards the French was the imposed Continental System that was meant to bring Britain on its knees economically. Instead, it ran havoc with most European countries' economies and led to harbors being closed and to the resulting massive loss of jobs and income, apart from the resulting scarcity of many goods.
Why did people in other European resists Napoleon's efforts to build an empire?
Napoleon was generally admired by Europe's middle class (although not by their defeated and removed absolute rulers) and French rule in most cases meant modern laws and institutions and the removing of ancient privileges and power.The thing that did lead to resentment towards the French was the imposed Continental System that was meant to bring Britain on its knees economically. Instead, it ran havoc with most European countries' economies and led to harbors being closed and to the resulting massive loss of jobs and income, apart from the resulting scarcity of many goods.
European nations imposed their culture upon colonies was to promote the use of?
their own language
Why did people in other European countries resist Napoleon efforts to build an empire?
Napoleon was generally admired by Europe's middle class (although not by their defeated and removed absolute rulers) and French rule in most cases meant modern laws and institutions and the removing of ancient privileges and power.The thing that did lead to resentment towards the French was the imposed Continental System that was meant to bring Britain on its knees economically. Instead, it ran havoc with most European countries' economies and led to harbors being closed and to the resulting massive loss of jobs and income, apart from the resulting scarcity of many goods.
What is one main way in which european countries imposed their culture upon the colonized?
The promotion and spread of the English language
How did European merchants find the funds to invest in the industrial revolution?
Through slave trade and the heavy taxation imposed on the farmers.
What do you think was Napoleon's most important positive contribution to the modern world Why?
The Napoleonic Code is a codification of civil, criminal, and family law that Napoleon imposed on France and territories it conquered. The Netherlands, Belgium, parts of Italy, parts of Germany, the Dominican republic, the U.S. state Louisiana, and the Canadian province Quebec.
Why was first continental congress created?
The First Continental Congress was a group of 56 delegates from 12 colonies that assembled at Carpentersâ?? Hall in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The purpose of their assembly was to make a response concerning the Coercive Acts that were imposed by the British Parliament and aimed to punish Boston for the Boston Tea Party.
When was the Continental Congress Act?
The Continental Congress Act, also known as the Continental Association, was passed on October 20, 1774. It was a response to the Intolerable Acts imposed by the British Parliament, and it laid the foundation for colonial unity and resistance against British control. The act called for a boycott of British goods and set up committees to enforce non-importation agreements.
What part of speech is imposed?
Imposed is a verb.
What is self-imposed?
Self-Imposed Pressure means imposed by oneself on oneself, voluntarily assumed or endured. :)
What is self-imposed pressure?
Self-Imposed Pressure means imposed by oneself on oneself, voluntarily assumed or endured. :)
