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What were the goals of US Imperialism?
Expansion and the creation of new markets are some of the most important goals of the Imperialism. They also wanted to make Christianity stronger.
What are the reasons for British Imperialism in China?
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What does imperialism protectorate and sphere of influence have in common?
All of these terms have to do with a country and the way it is governed.
How was 19th-century imperialism similar to imperialism in the 1450-1750 time period?
Both 19th-century imperialism and imperialism in the 1450-1750 time period involved powerful nations expanding their territories through conquest and colonization. They both aimed to increase wealth, power, and influence through control of resources and territories in other regions.
What were some result of imperialism for the Boxer Rebellion?
it showed the level of unhappiness the Chinese felt towards foreign influence.
What form of imperialism was in china?
economic imperialism
What is the difference between imperialism and spheres of influence?
imperialism is a action to command or control a territory while a sphere influence is an area where an imperialist nation has exclusive.
Why did imperialism happened?
Because of money reasons
Which policy is most directly associated with the term spheres of influence extraterritoriality and protectorate?
Imperialism
What were the goals of US Imperialism?
Expansion and the creation of new markets are some of the most important goals of the Imperialism. They also wanted to make Christianity stronger.
What European powers to spread their influence in Africa?
Imperialism
What was Alfred T. Mahan's influence on imperialism?
bigger navy
What countries influence Africa during imperialism?
Euorpean countries
What is a sentence using the word imperialism?
Imperialism is a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
What were the reasons for worldwar1?
Militarism, Alliance System, imperialism, & nationalism
What is the driving force behind European imperialism?
The same reasons as imperialism anywhere else; money and power. There are always other reasons for people to migrate around the world. Curiosity & exploration, emigrating for a job/land, religious reasons, etc. But IMPERIALISM is not about moving somewhere and enjoying the experience. It is about owning or controlling something that isn't yours.
What is it called when a powerful country stakes a claim in a country tht has not industrialized?
This is called imperialism, where a powerful country extends its influence and control over a less developed country for economic, political, and strategic reasons.
