The king used the Congo's people as slaves to supply rubber. If the people didnt supply enough rubber their hands would be cut off.
They were upset that they did not gain independence
Poor workers in Cuba were upset that many policies were not changed.
The Nazi Germans were defeated in World War 2. The Germany peoples who survived the war were at first upset and depressed they lost the war and their loved ones. They did not falter however. With the aid of the allied nations Germans were able to rebuild their nation and have a democratic government that represented the German people. So in that sense the German people were not "defeated" by the war.
people felt very upset because they were lonely
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King Leopold 2 (born Louis Philippe Marie Victor) was a ruler of a colony in Africa, which is now called Zaire.He used slave labor and torture to extract raw materials (mostly rubber) and build his personal fortune. By 1908 criticism of his rule forced his withdrawal as sovereign and the region was annexed to Belgium.
Probably Spain and Portugal because of Their colonies in Latin America
The reason is because they are upset but they do not want other people to see them upset
Another word for appear is seem. They did not appear upset. They did not seem upset.
upset or sad
They probably do, yes. Boys and girls will likely get equally upset about someone they like flirting with other people.
Upset
THE MOST UPSET ABOUT THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES WAS GERMANY BEACAUSE IT WAS UNJUST AND HUMILIATING = THEY HAD TO PAY A HUGE SUM OF MONEY OF Rs.6500000000 = THEY HAD TO GIVE UP ALL THEIR COLONIES TO VICTORIOUS NATIONS = THEIR ARMY WAS DEMILITARIZED
upset: "I was upset." "He was upset." "He and I were both upset." "I upset him." ect
This is a statement, not a question.
people get upset based upon your actions. for instance when your sad other people become sad. i base my answer upon my own experience
The Marshall Plan upset the Soviet Union because the U.S. strategically utilized foreign aid to extend their control over devastated post-war European countries and to sway countries towards capitalism.