Compare As with the Europeans, the USA would go to other less developed places of the world and exploit their resources.
Both relied on large fleets to maintain their domain.
The United States needed LOTS of resources in order to fuel their ever growing economy. So too did Europe to advance the development of their colonies, economies, and also the fleets that were their backbone.
European and US Imperialism exhibited the same basic points that make up imperialism, the need for:
Military strength,
economic power,
and territory control.
As well as competition between each nation for these resources.
Contrast
US imperialism kicked off after slavery was abolished, so the slave trade was more a European thing during the colonial period. The US had slavery earlier, but that is not part of the US imperialistic age.
The US started off with much more technology than Europe did at the colonial period.
Britain controlled a great deal of the world back then as colonies, the US however relied more on economic domination.
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US imperialism focused more on economic dominance and open-door policies in regions like Latin America and Asia, while European imperialism was characterized by more direct political control and colonial rule. Additionally, US imperialism was often justified as bringing democracy and progress to supposedly "backward" nations, in contrast to the paternalistic and more overtly racist attitudes of European imperial powers.
The US style of imperialism differed from European styles of imperialism in terms of scope and magnitude.
Both the early 19th and 21st centuries saw a rise in nationalism, technological advancements in communication, and shifts in global power dynamics. Additionally, during both periods, there were instances of political polarization and debates over the role of government in society.
Francisco Pizarro explored and conquered the Inca Empire in what is now modern-day Peru. He led the Spanish conquest of the Inca civilization in the early 16th century.
Yes. She went to Warrensburg Normal Institute
David Thompson explored Canada, particularly the vast wilderness of western Canada and the Canadian Rocky Mountains in the early 19th century. He was a fur trader, surveyor, and mapmaker who played a significant role in mapping and exploring the interior of the continent.
Tecumseh had one younger brother named Tenskwatawa, also known as The Prophet. The brothers were Shawnee leaders who played significant roles in resisting the expansion of white settlement in North America during the early 19th century.
Decline of traditional African cultures.
Imperialism
Imperialism
history of subcontinent in early 17th century
immigrants
development of closer political ties with European nations.
According to Wikipedia, it lasted from the 16th century to the early 18th century. See the link below.
Great Britain
Great Britain
People of European decent started settling it in the early 19th century.
Austria-Hungary
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