Did imperialism exist after World War 2?

Answer 1

The European Imperialism was still evident after World War I because of increased tensions between European countries leading to militarism and formation of alliances.

Aepx- France and Great Britain took over former German colonies.

Answer 2

Yes, imperialism is by definition, when a state extends the authority of its rule over other nations or colonies through conquest or the threat of conquest. After World War 2, Europe still held considerable power over many of the world's developing nations. The British Raj in India for example, French Algeria, and Indochina and the Dutch East Indies.

However, the post war period saw an influx of nationalistic idealism in many of these countries. Additionally, the war had left many of Europe's most powerful states devastated and deeply in debt. The combination of agitation from the colonies and dominions, as well as the post war economic stagnation of Europe precipitated the breakup of colonialism and thus common Imperialism.

Answer 3

Yes, imperialism is by definition, when a state extends the authority of its rule over other nations or colonies through conqest or the threat of conquest. After World War 2, Europe still held considerable power over many of the world's developing nations. The British Raj in India for example, French Algeria, and Indochina and the Dutch East Indies.

However, the post war period saw an influx of nationalistic idealism in many of these countries. Additionally, the war had left many of Europe's most powerful states devastated and deeply in debt. The combination of agitation from the colonies and dominions, as well as the post war economic stagnation of Europe precipitated the breakup of colonialism and thus common Imperialism.

Answer 4

France and Great Britain took over former German colonies.