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Why did European countries wantneed raw materials?

European countries wanted raw materials to support their growing industries and economies. These raw materials were often not available in Europe in sufficient quantities, so they sought them from colonies in Africa, Asia, and the Americas to power their industrial production, increase wealth, and maintain their competitive advantage in the global markets.


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