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Who is the owner of Greenland?
Greenland belonged to Denmark, but is becoming more and more independent.
Who did the colonies become independent from?
Europe. more specifically, Britain
Do women get paid more?
Not really, but they can women are moving up in the world and becoming more independent and more educated.
How did Canada become more independent after World War I?
Canada willingly contributed to helping Britain in World War 1. When Britain recognized Canada's new strength they gave them more independence.
Could single women in us own property in 1920?
yes, because that was the era when women were becoming more independent/
What does India becoming independent mean?
India was once a territory controlled by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Often referred to as the "UK", "Great Britain" or the "British Empire")India is now a sovereign nation ruled by it's own people, thus it is "independent of British rule".In the past Great Britain once controlled many of the largest portions of the world. In the last few centuries more than two dozen territories have broken away from British rule to become independent nations of their own including: Australia, India, South Africa and the USA just to name a few.Other territories that have been given up by the UK do not always become independent, for example Britain gave up it's claim to Hong Kong, but it became a territory belonging to China rather than an independent nation.
What was the British reaction when the American colonies were united in their goal for independence?
When it became clear to Great Britain that their American colonies were serious about becoming independent, the first reaction was to bring more troops to the Colonies to put down the rebellion. Few nations, including the British, gave the colonies much of a chance from being successful.
Which is more significant- battle of Britain or d-day?
battle of Britain was carnegie and death with no victory. D-Day was the stepping stone toward victory in Europe by allied forces.
What was the shift in the British attitudes that helped spark a desire for a more independent Canada?
The attitude that Britain should not be defending Canada from the Americans was a big one.
Which factor most contributed to Palestine becoming a contested territory in the 20th century?
Answer this question… Great Britain had promised lands in Palestine to both Muslims and Jews.
How long does it take for a herring gull to fledge?
Herring gull chicks typically fledge between 6 to 7 weeks after hatching. During this period, they undergo significant development, learning to fly and forage for food. Fledging marks the transition from being dependent on their parents to becoming more independent as they begin to venture out on their own.
Is Britain increasingly becoming a meritocratic society?
Britain has made strides towards becoming a more meritocratic society, with growing emphasis on education and skills as key determinants of success. However, systemic inequalities related to class, race, and socioeconomic background still persist, often limiting access to opportunities. While policies aimed at promoting social mobility exist, the effectiveness of these measures is debated, and many argue that entrenched barriers remain significant. Thus, while there are positive developments, the journey towards a fully meritocratic society is ongoing.
