The "winners of imperialism would include Great Britain, which at one point ruled over about one-third of the world, commanded huge revenues, and had a very populous and powerful overseas empire.
Following with significant holdings in Asia and Africa is France. Austria-Hungary is the first of the "losers," having made just minor progress. Due to their weak economies, Portugal and Spain both gained only modest amounts of land; Spain, in particular, lost some of her empire to America following the Spanish-American War in 1898.
Italy is well remembered for being the largest loser; it attempted to attack Ethiopia but was repulsed, had no land in Asia, and only had one significant colony—the unprofitable and persistently insurrectional Libya.
Otto von Bismark, Germany's tremendously talented prime minister, said imperialism was a waste of time. Germany was a highly powerful country, but it was unable to acquire more territory because it entered the game too late.
Considering its size and might, the United States only had a limited amount of land under its control—some in the Pacific and the Caribbean—but it was generally opposed to imperialism, and what it did obtain was incredibly profitable and met all of its needs.
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The committee type
The committee's job
The leader of the committee
How many Republicans are on the committee
How many Democrats are on the committee
Answer:
all or none could be apply
Explanation:
It depends on the notes you've made, you'll apply what you written in the notes
What i wrote would apply for
names of the committee since names are important in government and history
the types and jobes they do (B and C)
who's leading at where and when (D)
So I would have A B C D, but it doesn't matter if you chose any or all
The notes for a committee include the name, type, job, leader, and party composition.
The notes for a committee usually include the following:
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A vast water basin with small artificial streams flowing into a bigger body of water, such as a lake or river, is necessary to deflect flood waters. This is exemplified by the irrigation system used in greenhouses. They gather rainwater and use it as a source of irrigation, but you would be directing it into the ground in a natural way rather than utilizing it.
A network of sprinklers or drip irrigation applicators that are a part of a home irrigation system are powered by the water pressure behind a single irrigation valve.
An electronic irrigation controller determines when water will be released via the valve to moisten thirsty plants.
Thus, A vast water basin with small artificial streams flowing into a bigger body of water, such as a lake or river.
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