If the Kushites had imposed their own culture on Egypt they might have been able to unify Egypt, creating a superpower that would have dominated the region.
Following the Great War (WWI), all countries involved in the war (therefore most all of Europe) except the Soviet Union, experienced depressions very similar to the Great Depression in the U.S. (which only worsened conditions as the U.S. was inable to help the European nations).
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Iraq could not import any goods from other countries.
Iraq could not import any goods from other countries.
Basically, the European invaders in South America imposed their religion on the native population. This religion was usually Catholicism. This affects not only Spanish-speaking countries, but also Brazil, which was colonized by Portugal.
their own language
this is a dumb question, why do Americans speak English? Mexico was colonized by Spain, Spain imposed their culture, customs,and language ,henceforth spanish became the official language.
kyoto protol imposed this condition and it was imposed to make world a better place by esp. controlling global warming!
There are 54 countries and and about 1.11 billion people in Africa. Many factors influence the reason there are so many languages. As in other parts of the world, different countries speak different languages. Many people came to Africa to colonise it, bringing new languages. There are many tribes in Africa, many having their own languages or dialects of languages. For these and many other reasons, many languages have developed in Africa.
If the Kushites had imposed their own culture on Egypt they might have been able to unify Egypt, creating a superpower that would have dominated the region.
You may be asking about African-Americans (called "Negroes" back then). The only foreign laws I can think of refer to slavery-- Africans were captured and brought to work in the US (and in several other countries) against their will, with few rights and fewer opportunities. Obviously, slavery was imposed upon them and the Africans who had to endure it were, understandably, not happy about having their freedom taken away. Then again, you may be asking about colonialism-- many people in Africa found themselves colonized by European countries, which imposed their laws and customs, and often discriminated against the people from the country being colonized. For example, in British colonies, lighter skinned and more "cultured" people (those who imitated the culture of England) received preference, while people who maintained their own country's traditions and language were lower on the hierarchy. So Africans objected to foreign laws because those laws were forced upon them, and they had no say in the matter; they also had to accept the customs of their colonizers, whether they agreed with those customs or not.
The age of exploration was primarily financed by taxes imposed on the citizens of European countries. There were also private individuals that banded together to put up the funds needed for this type of exploration.
The countries who imposed them. i.e. Britain, Japan, France, US, etc.
European languages became official in some West African nations due to colonialism. During the colonial period, European powers such as France, Britain, and Portugal established control over these regions and imposed their languages as the administrative and educational languages. This led to the continued use of European languages even after these countries gained independence.
The official languages of Latin American countries are primarily European due to the history of colonization by European powers like Spain and Portugal. These colonial powers imposed their languages on the indigenous populations, leading to the widespread adoption of Spanish and Portuguese across the region.
The reason Roman Catholicism is the most followed religion in Latin America is, most of these territories were once conquered and settled by Spain, France and Portugal, which are overwhelmingly Catholic on their own. The new masters imposed their culture -- including religion -- upon the conquered Native American peoples.