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Why do you think Italy and Germany did not acquire the most desirable colonies during the age of imperialism?
Italy and Germany did not acquire the most desirable colonies during the age of Imperialism because they were relatively late in establishing their colonial empires compared to other European powers like Britain and France. Additionally, Italy and Germany faced strong competition from established colonial powers and had limited resources and experience in overseas expansion.
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What role did imperialism play in World War 1?
Imperialism played a role in World War I. After the unification of Germany, it had began to acquire colonies it had not been able to do before it undergone unification, and showed signs of empire building. Unfortunately, the British and the French did not welcome the competition, and part of the reason for World War I was their efforts to halt the development of a strong Germany.
What was the main reason European colonies set up colonies?
England hope to acquire wealth from the colonies by getting Natural Resources, taxing goods traded in the colonies, and selling its own goods to the colonies.
How did the English acquire most of the land in the middle colonies?
I am stupid and I don't know the answer
What is one reason the king made it difficult for people to acquire land?
to prevent the population of the colonies from growing
What provinces did Germany acquire form France as a result of the franco prussian war?
The regions of Alsace and Lorraine were taken by France from Germany in 1871.
How did imperialism contribute towards Germany's anger increasing with Britain and France?
The amount of lands owned by Britain and France increased the rivalry with Germany who had entered the scramble to aquire colonies late and only had small area of Africa.
Why didn't us acquire colonies in Africa?
America wasn't as focused on Imperialism as, say, France or Britain. Also, much of Africa was divvied up between nations by the 1880's.
Define imperialism as it existed in the 1800s?
Eurpoean Imperialism, where a country extends its influence and culture through trade, diplomacy, and military, had been steadily growing since the late 1400's, when countries started to acquire colonies. Colonies eventually became part of empires, Britain's being the largest and most affluent in the 1800's. Before empires were built, however, the forces of Nationalism within various European states caused them to attempt to expand borders and commerce at the expense of their neighbors. The rise of the British Empire in the mid 1800's and earlier, the expansion of France under Napoleon in the late 1700's, induced other European powers, notably Germany and Italy, to consolidate and develop their own brand of Nationalism, then acquire their own colonies as their own form of Imperialism. This competition among the major European Powers, inside and outside of Europe, finally resulted in major conflict in 1914 causing the First World War.
Which event is the best example of imperialism?
Roots of U.S. imperialism: a) Political: U.S. wanted to compete with European imperialism and acquire colonies around the world. b)Economic: 1880's; navel officers and business leaders convinced congers to build a modern navy to protect oversea trades/markets. c)Cultural: U.S. wanted to spread Christianity and Democratic values.
What role did imperialism play in World War 1?
Imperialism played a role in World War I. After the unification of Germany, it had began to acquire colonies it had not been able to do before it undergone unification, and showed signs of empire building. Unfortunately, the British and the French did not welcome the competition, and part of the reason for World War I was their efforts to halt the development of a strong Germany.
What was the main reason European colonies set up colonies?
England hope to acquire wealth from the colonies by getting Natural Resources, taxing goods traded in the colonies, and selling its own goods to the colonies.
How did the US acquire its land in Virginia?
Well, Virginia was one of the 13 original colonies, so they didn't have to acquire Virginia.
How did the US acquire the midway islands?
The United States did acquire the Midway Islands through imperialism. The Midway Islands was initially un-owned and had no coaling station.
What is the meaning of developing desirable personal values?
Developing desirable personal values means that you acquire principles or beliefs that are considered morally upright. These values will guide you when making decisions and relating to other people or your environment.
Why did so many European Nations acquire colonies in Africa between 1870-1914?
This practice of having colonies was called Imperialism and there were several reasons for it. This was durinbg the time of industrialization, when nations were building factories and mass-producing things. Colonies were a way to get cheap natural resources and cheap labor. They also created new markets for selling the things that the factories produced. More than just an econimic issue, colonies were a badge of status. The more colonies a nation had, the more powerful it was. It was basically a competition between the nations.
How did the English acquire most of the land in the middle colonies?
I am stupid and I don't know the answer
Why were expansionists eager to acquire colonies?
Resources,slaves to convert natives to their religion but mainly
