America gained its independence because of poor British policy in Europe. Just compare the triumph in Canada against the French in 1759, when France was occupied in Europe, with the defeat in the American Revolutionary War, when Britain's isolation from Europe allowed France to use her navy to help the Americans. Anyway, Britain could easily have avoided the war with America if it had been a tad more reasonable. It's fun to think "what if". I think America would have gained independence slowly and peacefully by about 1810.
Latin American countries were not industrialized but produced raw materials - agricultural, timber, metals and so on. The European countries needed these for their continuous wars and since the second half of the 18th century, for their industrialization efforts. So, European countries imported these commodities, returning processed goods to pay for them. The profits remained in Europe and Latin America remained undeveloped.
During the American Revolutionary War, countries like Great Britain, Spain, and France had varying degrees of involvement or stance. While Great Britain directly opposed the colonists, Spain was initially neutral but later provided covert support to undermine British efforts. Additionally, other European nations, such as Austria and Prussia, largely remained uninvolved in the conflict, focusing on their own regional issues. Overall, the primary opposition came from Britain, which sought to maintain control over the colonies.
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England and Portugal remained undefeated by Napoleon.
At the end of the Cold War, many Eastern European countries experienced significant political and economic transformations, but certain aspects remained unchanged. For instance, the legacy of authoritarian governance persisted in many regions, as former communist party members often retained influence in political structures. Additionally, social challenges such as economic inequality and ethnic tensions continued to affect these countries, highlighting that while regimes changed, some underlying issues remained deeply rooted.
Yes, the traitorous repulicans would have been easily defeated without french and spanish help.
england and switzerland
Switzerland, Sweden and Ireland
yes, because the only reason we won at Yorktown was because we had the French navy helping us, so if they hadn't helped us, we would have lost probobly
Latin American countries were not industrialized but produced raw materials - agricultural, timber, metals and so on. The European countries needed these for their continuous wars and since the second half of the 18th century, for their industrialization efforts. So, European countries imported these commodities, returning processed goods to pay for them. The profits remained in Europe and Latin America remained undeveloped.
Yes, the traitorous repulicans would have been easily defeated without french and spanish help.
Answer this question… Both countries remained independent during the Scramble for Africa.
There were 5 neutral nations: Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden and Republic of Ireland.
Remained neutral
Some European countries like Switzerland, Sweden and Spain remained neutral throughout both wars and there were many distant countries in Asia and Africa that remained neutral. Mexico and basically all of South America did not participate in either wars.
During the American Revolutionary War, countries like Great Britain, Spain, and France had varying degrees of involvement or stance. While Great Britain directly opposed the colonists, Spain was initially neutral but later provided covert support to undermine British efforts. Additionally, other European nations, such as Austria and Prussia, largely remained uninvolved in the conflict, focusing on their own regional issues. Overall, the primary opposition came from Britain, which sought to maintain control over the colonies.
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