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How did internal problems in Asian empire contribute to the success of European imperialism?
These internal problems made these countries vulnerable to exterior threats, invasions, and takeovers by more powerful nations.
The response of each society to European imperialism grew out of its larger historical development and its internal problems What evidence might support this statement?
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How did European imperialism lead to problems for the Quing dynasty?
Because whitemans are killers.
What were problems after the end of imperialism in Africa?
During imperialism, Europeans had been draining Africa's resourses, both natural and human. After they stopped, Africa was left with few resources, fewer native Africans, invasive European settlements that they battled with for land and resources, borders drawn arbitrarily by European imperialists within which they had to try to form fully functioning, developed countries, and some more small imperialism and slave trading.
Did roman fall because of internal problems or external problems?
Roman civilization feel because of internal problems.
Which of Romes internal problems hurt the empire most?
which of romes internal problems hurt the empire the most
How did the imperialism encourage economic dependence?
What problems faced new nation in Latin America?
What has the author Jane Goldsmith written?
Jane Goldsmith has written: 'The effects on women of the European internal market in 1992, with particular reference to the problems of black andethnic minority women in the UK'
What are the problems with European forest?
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How did imperialism affect nations and populations that were colonized?
Countries in Africa were eliminated to make room for the increase in European control. All of Africa was controlled by Europe with the exception of two independent territories. If you really want to learn more about imperialism and how it affected the southern parts of Africa, you should really read the book Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond.
What position did Monroe take regarding the internal problems of European countries?
President James Monroe adopted a stance of non-intervention concerning the internal problems of European countries, as articulated in the Monroe Doctrine of 1823. He believed that the United States should not interfere in European affairs or conflicts, while simultaneously asserting that European powers should not colonize or interfere in the Americas. This policy aimed to protect the newly independent nations in Latin America and establish a clear separation between the two continents' political spheres. Monroe's approach emphasized American sovereignty and the principle of self-determination for nations in the Western Hemisphere.
What did japan contribute to Australia?
Problems
