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Which nation took the lead in expanding imperialism in southeast Asia in the 1800s?
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Define imperialism as it existed in the 1800s and then explain why Europeans believed it was important?
Imperialism is when a nation colonizes another nation or territory. The Europeans believed that imperialism was important because they said that it was their responsibility to civilize those who they believed were inferior to them and because they wanted the other nations' resources.
What was the effect of imperialism in Libya in the 1800s?
it helped them develop the oil industry
What factors caused imperialism in the 19th century?
imperialism was the taking over of a smaller or weaker nation or regional by stronger countries , which were later knwn as mother countries.imerialism lasted from the 1800s-1900s, this was most common in european countries, which started due to the need of balance of power ,nationalism, and economic motives.
What did the US use to justify its imperialism in the Pacific and Caribbean in the late 1800s?
Infantilization of indigenous peoples
What are the closing of the frontier and the growth of industry in the late 1800s often associated with?
rise of United States imperialism
Define imperialism as it existed in the 1800s and then explain why Europeans believed it was important?
Imperialism is when a nation colonizes another nation or territory. The Europeans believed that imperialism was important because they said that it was their responsibility to civilize those who they believed were inferior to them and because they wanted the other nations' resources.
What was the effect of imperialism in Libya in the 1800s?
it helped them develop the oil industry
In 1800s what effect did imperialism have on china?
The People's republic of China was formed
What was not a major cause of European imperialism in the 1800s - Limiting American influence in Africa Expanding the European slave trade Population overcrowding in Europe?
Of those three options, "Limiting American influence in Africa" is the least connected with European Imperialism, but it is worth noting that the others are also minimally connected . The US did not have any serious influence in Africa prior to the mid-1800s and was not attempting to strengthen connections between the US and Africa (especially after the US banned the slave trade in 1807). As a result, the Europeans were not worried about American influence in Africa to the extent that they would want to limit it."Population Overcrowding in Europe" led to an increased desire to settle other places, but it did not lead to imperialism per se. "Expanding the European slave trade" is also not really a reason for European Imperialism since, by the mid-1800s, most European countries had banned slavery, but as late as the early 1800s, a number of European countries were still trying to expand their African slavery networks.
What factors caused imperialism in the 19th century?
imperialism was the taking over of a smaller or weaker nation or regional by stronger countries , which were later knwn as mother countries.imerialism lasted from the 1800s-1900s, this was most common in european countries, which started due to the need of balance of power ,nationalism, and economic motives.
What did the US use to justify its imperialism in the Pacific and Caribbean in the late 1800s?
Infantilization of indigenous peoples
What are the closing of the frontier and the growth of industry in the late 1800s often associated with?
rise of United States imperialism
In the 1800s Mexico gained its independence from which nation?
Spain.
How did america become a strong nation in the 1800s?
Obama
What was the price of clothing in the 1800s?
In the 1800s, what city was the most industrial in the South and was also the nation's tobacco center?
The primary european country to colonize southeast asia in the late 1800s was?
great britain
What policy led European countries to established colonies in Africa and Asia in the late 1800s and early 1900s?
Imperialism
