The women have started shaving their beards!!
Answer this question… Both were based on the struggle of native peoples to gain independence from European colonialism.
As Islamic peoples reproduce, apparently there are indeed relations in Islam.
The question is what can be called "mixing apples with oranges". The reason the question is poorly structured is that it asks the differences between a nation, the USA, and a religion, Islam. The USA has Islamic peoples, and Islamic peoples in Indonesia, the Middle East & Malaysia all have differences. There is no single "American religion" and there are no "Islamic" peoples that live in nations where Islam predominates that have the same cultures. In fact, in some European nations Islam is the predominate religion. Therefore there can be be no answer to this question.
They affect them creating an Islamic trade network
The good peoples of the colonies
The Islamic Empire became powerful by conquering large swathes of territory from severely weakened and unprepared empires. It then put the conquered peoples to use in becoming the vanguard of subsequent conquests.
tHE DECLARATION WAS MADE BY ONE PERSON AND THE TRIETIES WERE MADE BY A FMAILY OF PEOPLES. AND THERE WERE TO TREATS AND ONE DOCUMENT OF INDEPENDENCE
it would change their life by changing the dreams of peoples mind
The obstacle to ANY kind of independence or the right to self-determination is UNITY. The Philippines was and still is composed of disparate peoples, various dialects, and regional cultures.
American pressure, financial as much as anything. Aid during the war was often contingent on the abandonment of empire after it. Also the perceived weakness of pre-war colonial powers during the war made the colonised peoples disinclined to accept the inevitability of colonial rule. Sometimes (eg the British in India) concessions were made to colonised peoples to secure their support during the war.
British soldiers were placed in colonists homes.
Colonial peoples renewed their drive for independence from European powers.