The desire to end the slave trade thereThe desire to convert Nigerians to ChristianityThe desire for trade opportunitiesD.All of the above
a desire to enslave non-Christians
The Desire to become an American Citizen.
John Green traces the roots of the American Revolutionary War to a combination of Enlightenment ideas, colonial resistance to British taxation and governance, and the growing desire for self-determination among the colonies. He emphasizes that the conflict was not just about specific grievances but also about broader concepts of liberty and rights. This ideological foundation, coupled with the practical realities of colonial life, ultimately fueled the push for independence. Green highlights how these factors intertwined to create a revolutionary climate in the colonies.
The Revolutionary War in Colonial America was driven by a combination of factors, including taxation without representation, British military actions, and growing colonial unity. Key events such as the Boston Tea Party, the Intolerable Acts, and the First Continental Congress galvanized colonial resistance. The conflict ultimately led to the Declaration of Independence in 1776, which solidified the colonies' desire for self-governance. The war concluded with the Treaty of Paris in 1783, recognizing American independence.
Imperialism.
Because all of the European powers wanted to hold their own colonies, thus exploit them. However, sometimes their interests overlapped each other. An example of this would be between France and the US, as well as the Spanish and the British empires.
The main conflict in "El Filibusterismo" is the social injustices and abuses suffered by the Filipino people under Spanish colonial rule. The novel highlights the exploitation, corruption, and oppression faced by the characters, leading to a desire for revolution and social change.
The desire to end the slave trade thereThe desire to convert Nigerians to ChristianityThe desire for trade opportunitiesD.All of the above
a desire to enslave non-Christians
Mephistophilis creates conflict for Faustus by tempting him with power, knowledge, and pleasure in exchange for his soul. Faustus is torn between his desire for worldly delights and the consequences of making a pact with the devil. This internal struggle ultimately leads to Faustus' downfall.
He believed the conflict was caused by the Id (the mind's desire for instant gratification) and the Superego (the mind's moral center).
The Desire to become an American Citizen.
Bill Cosby
Marketing is created to create your desire and make you feel unsatisfied. Every campaign is to make you feel like you need what they are selling and try to get you to buy it.
Lord Baltimore was motivated both by the desire for profit and the desire to create a refuge for Roman Catholics who were still being persecuted in Protestant England.
Setting might affect conflict, but usually the conflict is separate. Setting is just where and when the story is taking place, so that can be anywhere and at any time. Conflict is based more on characters because it comes from what they desire and are prevented from achieving.