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    The British imperialism had a huge impact on the world. One main thing it effected was that it had broke the old age pattern of the agrarian economy. It had also forced the production of crops in many places. It had effected the geography‚ economics‚ and culture in primary and secondary sources. It had ended community handicrafts through the unbeatable competition of the I.N.P (Industrial Nations Product). British had an influence on the filed of economics such as modern human rights‚ scientific

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    In the late 19th century‚ two prominent British imperialists delivered speeches that aimed to substantiate the imperialist endeavors of the British Empire. One speech drew upon Social Darwinism‚ while the other emphasized the indispensable role of vast territories in sustaining the British Empire and preventing its demise. Joseph Chamberlain‚ delivering speeches in the British Parliament‚ justified British occupation in Asia and Africa. These speeches were subsequently transcribed and compiled into

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    establish trade within China. China‚ however‚ had no interest in anything the European countries had to offer. Britain was the one to succeed after finding that opium was of high demand within China’s borders. This image shows the negative view on imperialism from China‚ while also showing that the European’s paid no attention to the complaints.

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    loyal army‚ and efficient police force” (Lalvani). However‚ the people governing India were‚ for the most part‚ British. “Of 960 civil offices… 900 are occupied by Englishmen” (Document 2). This means that the Indians had nearly no say or influence in how they were governed‚ or what laws and rules were established. The British used the systems they put in place for their own personal gain. They would use their position to impose higher tax rates‚ and then leave once their time was up or had the money

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    New imperialism can be directly traced back to old imperialism in the sixteenth century. Old imperialism was the expansion of empires such as Britain‚ France‚ and Spain through war and conquest. This type of imperialism was extremely literal and limited to the physical conquest of various areas for the purpose of power‚ gold‚ and religious beliefs and spreading. This type of imperialism was a considerable contributor to the development of the new definition of imperialism and the expansion

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    Imperialism is a policy when a powerful nation seeks to take over a country economically‚ socially‚ and politically.(ch11sec1)During this period of time‚ 7 different European nations wanted to take over the different parts of Africa. European nations were able to take over these countries because of their military means and warfare skills. European nations wanted to take over Africa for their natural resources and raw materials.(ch11sec3-4)The seven European nations took over Africa for political

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    minister in Britain’s history? They may be right based on his actions during WWII. Winston Churchill was on the right with everything he did during the war as he did it all for his country and resulted in their side winning the war. However‚ it is important to note that Churchill’s legacy is not without controversy‚ particularly regarding his views on imperialism and race. Some argue that his actions and policies have caused harm in certain parts of the world. Sending the children overseas would result

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    out in Europe 1914 and lasted until 1918. Around seven million civilians died and more than nine million combatants died. Among other factors‚ Imperialism lead up to the War‚ which is a policy of extending the authority of an nation over foreign countries and holding dependencies. In which empires were building militarism which was especially important of how a country was run. Also‚ the Industrialism which involved the ability of production of cheap goods‚ weapons and other helpful supplies for war

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    Throughout the imperial conquests of Africa‚ Europeans in general held very low opinions of those that they dominated. Instead viewing the native African people as sub-human‚ or tools if they were particularly fond of an individual. While Heart of Darkness presents itself as anti-imperial‚ Marlow‚ and by extension Conrad still display an astonishingly undesirable view of the tribes assisting himself and Kurtz. For example‚ there exists an International Society for the Suppression of Savage Customs

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    Europeans exploited and conquered much of the African continent. They were able to conquer Africa through imperialism which is a process of invasion‚ attack and exploitation for natural resources. Africa had many natural resources that Europeans wanted to themselves and the only solution they came up with was to conquer Africa. Europeans explored and exploited Africa for a variety of reasons. They did this to spread christianity‚ to civilize the African people‚ to gain wealth/power and to fulfil the

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