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https://www.history.com/topics/asian-history/salt-march

In the early 1930s, The Salt March took place in the western Indian state of Gujarat and was led by Gandhi. This march served as a non-violent protest against British Rule in India. The march consisted of thousands of Indians, who were later arrested for their contributions to the march. In the end, around 60,000 Indians, including Gandhi himself, were arrested. Ultimately, the march proves its success when India was granted its independence from Great Britain in 1947.

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https://www.britannica.com/biography/Leopold-II-king-of-Belgium

As the second king of Belgium, Leopold II implemented a forced labor system in the Congo. This Labor system was full of brutality and played a major impact on the population of the Congo. One of the many jobs that the people of Congo were forced to do, was to Harvest Rubber. If this task wasn't completed or not done to the liking of Leopold, the people of Congo were faced with death.

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https://www.history.com/topics/africa/suez-canal

Similar to the Panama Canal, the Suez Canal was also a man-made canal which was created for the expansion of trade. As well as to allow for the connection between the Mediterranean and Red seas. The Canal was ultimately controlled by the the Suez Canal Company, which was established by Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser.

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https://mass.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/6031c3a2-ada9-42b4-8045-52006e2a2b07/the-berlin-conference-of-1884-1885/

The Berlin Conference was a meeting, which sought to discuss the partitioning of Africa and establish rules to divide resources among Western Countries. Which would ultimately be possible at the expense of the African people.

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https://www.history.com/topics/landmarks/panama-canal

The Panama Canal: It is a large man-made water passage (Controlled by Panama) that stretches 50 miles through the narrow Panama Isthmus. This project was greatly important because it would provide the opportunity to expand trade routes in the 20th century. As well as allowing for the connection between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through a man-made trench, which was dug out through a section of Panama.

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonizer

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonizer

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Colonized or Colonizer: (It was never colonized, and never became a colonizer)

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Netherlands and Great Britian
When: 1652

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Belgium
When: 1885

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Great Britain
When: 1882

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Colonized or Colonizer: They were initially colonized by Britain, but then became a colonizer alongside them.
When: 1623

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonizer

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: France
When: Late 1800's to 1954

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonizer

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Colonized or Colonizer: They were initially colonized by France. Meaning that they became a colonizer alongside France.
When: 1580 (colonized by France)

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonizer

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Spain
When: 1898

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: The U.S. (It was annexed)
When: 1788

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Great Britain
When: 1840

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Great Britian
When: 1788

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonizer (With Spain)

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonizer

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Spain
When: 1565

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Great Britain
When: 1763

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Spain (Hernan Cortes)
When: 1521

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Spain and The U.S.
When: 1508 (By Spain), 1898 (By The U.S.)

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By Who: Spain (Spanish conquistador Rodrigo De Bastidas)
When: 1501

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Colonized or Colonizer: Colonized
By who: Spain and the U.S.
When: 1511 (By Spain), 1898 (By The U.S.)