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How did social Darwinism affect European behavior
It gave Europeans a reason to treat people in colonies badly
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How did advertising change life for Americans
Advertising created demand for new products, thereby changing the buying habits of Americans.
Which group in Hawaii was most likely to have jobs in leading plantations
whites from the u.s
Why did progressives work against monopolies
They wanted consumers to have choices.
What did Japan hope to accomplish with the 21 Demands
To gain a sphere of influence in China
What was true of many Chinese workers in Hawaii
Their labor was sold by their government.
Which nation used colonies in Australia and New Zealand for crops ports and bases of operations
Britain
Britain
Which nations controlled the largest portion of Africa following the Berlin conference of 1884 in
Britain and France.
All of these nations controlled territory in Africa except
The United States
European missionaries entered Africa to do what
All of the above - Apex
European imperialists wanted
European imperialists sought to establish spheres of influence and outright annexation of under developed nations and peoples. They saw the opportunity to enrich themselves at the expense of peoples that they dominated.
Rubber for factories in the United States was dependent upon imports from
Asia and Africa.
What statement about open doors notes is true
The nations that received them did not fully accept them.
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