I believe it was the British who were driven out of India. India had, I believe, a British mandate that India would someday self govern. India revolted against the British which excelerated the mandate.................................
The British government believed that actions of Great Britain to protect the colonists, such as helping pay for the French& Indian War were fair and taxes to do this corectly helped reimburse the British Crown's expenditures. Despite the defeat of France in that particular war, France as a major world power was not going to "disappear". Thus building up the British treasury coffers was a good, solid move and raising taxes did this. Now it seems that just by using the Mercantile economic system, the colonies would already be sending enough funds back to the home country. With that said, money can equate to power and dependence. So it would be for the self interest of Great Britain and her colonies, to have a wealthy central government, done so by raising taxes was a good policy.
Nothing before the revolution The British government didn't allow foreign goods into the colonies and those that tried they would add a tax on. The British had a policy of protective trade.
They expected the British would stop their attempts to free continental Europe from German control if it was difficult to receive supplies from abroad, particularly from the US.
A company prevents its employees from discussing new products with anyone outside the company.
He knew he would be a very wealthy man
I believe that would depend on your company's policy and whether or not a union is involved, but the company policy would dictate that.
White british people do believe in a god as chrisiantiy people are mostly white british, so this would many class as some white British people believe in Jesus and god.
British seized American ships such as Chesapeake and took supplies and sailors.
A suggestion for a gift for a person who has everything would be a charitable donation to a cause you know they believe in and would want to support.
Why did the south believe the british would come to their aid? The British were in favor of the North, thinking if North emerged victorious, slavery would be extinguished. Which was strange considering 75 percent of Britain cotton came from the south. APUSH kids: Do your reading :)
A policy of taking colonies and building an empire is known as imperialism. An example of imperialism would be the former British Empire.
in light of the fact that she was a policy millionaire it would have been in her interest to have contributed to those who made her wealthy
an investment of capital
I believe it was the British who were driven out of India. India had, I believe, a British mandate that India would someday self govern. India revolted against the British which excelerated the mandate.................................
An antonym for the word 'wealthy' would be 'poor'.
The British remembered how terrible WW I was, and they desperately wanted to avoid another such terrible war. They believed, incorrectly, that if they made concessions to Hitler he would be satisfied and would not attack them.