There are a variety of major colonial powers. These include Britain, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Portugal, as well as Germany.
Yes, the Gentry and Middle Classes had the most opportunity in Colonial times
Colonial people played a significant role in World War I by providing essential manpower and resources to their colonial powers. Millions of soldiers from colonies, such as those in Africa, India, and the Caribbean, were recruited to fight in various theaters of war, often in harsh conditions. Additionally, colonial territories supplied raw materials and agricultural products that were crucial for sustaining the war effort. This involvement also fueled nationalist sentiments in many colonies, contributing to post-war movements for independence.
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.
There were Self-Governing colonies, colonies with representative councils (controlled some of their own legislative issues), colonies with nominated councils (mostly governor-appointed councils), and colonies ruled directly by a governor. There were also Protectorates, mandates, and Dominions controlled by European nations in Africa.
freedom
by inhibiting the development of banking and paper currency in the colonies
Keeping wages low and taxes to high
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The Grand Council would limit colonies to certain powers.
The Grand Council would limit colonies to certain powers.
The Grand Council would limit colonies to certain powers.
Great Britain
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It damaged the colonial powers' control over the area. In some cases, it started rebellions. Imperial powers were forced to come to terms with the fact that independence movements were starting and they wouldn't always have peaceful colonies.
They provided for colonial peoples' needs but did not give them full rights.
As colonies grew, colonial powers increasingly relied on slaves for hard labor.