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How were the motives behind the Age of Imperialism an outgrowth of industrialism and nationalism in Great Britain?
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∙ 16y ago
that thay defeted them with all what thay had
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How did imperialism lead to ww1?
It caused tensions between countries (further enhancing the conflict between Germany and Britain) and it ignited the flame that then caused militarism, nationalism, and alliances.
Which European country was the first to change to urban industrialism?
Great Britain.
How did nationalism lead to imperialism in Europe?
Nationalism & ImperialismNationalism is the devotion and loyalty to ones own nation. It lead to imperialism because some countries like Britain, took nationalism to meaning that they were the best country and race in the whole world. So buy imperialising other countries, to a certain extent, they believed that they were truly helping them, but in the end it usually ended in the other country being left worse than before they came.
Who colonized Australia during imperialism?
Great Britain.
Who was the European imperialism started by?
Portugal
Who invaded India during the Age of Imperialism?
Britain Umayads
How did nationalism cause imperialism?
imperialism was basically taking over another country and taking natural resources and goods from the land. It led to destructive nationalism because many countries wanted the same land and soon war erupted.
How many countries fell to great Britain during the imperialism?
About 50
Which two European most dominated the African continent during the Age of Imperialism?
France and Britain
What were the two major reasons that Napoleon's grand empire collapsed?
the survival of Great Britain and the force of nationalism
What European country had the most African colonies during the Age of Imperialism?
Britain
When does nationalism become important?
I presume you ask this regarding the First world war. In which case some historians argue that nationalism was the cause for imperialism. they argue that countries loved themselves so much they would colonise in many other countries. An example of this is German occupation of colonies surrounding south Africa in the early 1900s putting Britain on edge and being a cause for the first world war.
