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through joint stock companies
by grants from the royal treasury
with gifts from King Henry V
through taxes collected by the Diocese of CanterburyColonies relied on their home countries for supplies and economic support.
Colonies became totally independent.
Colonies joined rival empires.
Colonies ignored their home countries.The English renamed the city after they captured it from the Dutch.
Residents of the city voted to rename it in honor of the Duke of York.
City leaders changed the name after the Earl of York invested in the city.
The Catholic Church modified the name on maps in honor of Saint York.The French could not afford to anger Indigenous peoples who assisted them in acquiring furs.
The French found the Indigenous people of Canada eager to convert to Christianity.
The French had little contact with Indigenous peoples and remained within their own settlements.
Most of the Indigenous peoples of Canada died as a result of smallpox, so they were easily dominated by the French.growing rivalries between European powers
the destruction of the British Raj
the regulation of opium in China
the death of Louis XV of Francethe failure of the British East India Company to prevent unrest in India
the rise of revolutionary movements in China
the need for increasing tax revenues to support British colonization in Africa
the downfall of the British monarchythe Canton system
the Raj system
the Ndongo system
the treaty systemChina temporarily enjoyed a favorable balance of trade.
The British were forced to focus on their colonies in North America.
China was able to dominate Japan politically and militarily.
The French suffered defeat in the Seven Years’ War.