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I'm afraid it did not, you can argue that the Age of Exploration helped to create Imperialism in the form we know it today. Although imperialism has been around for thousands of years, it wasn't until the 1700's that imperialism really started to have an effect.
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What are the three ways European culture has spread around the world?
Imperialism, exploration, colonization
What was Simon bolivars opinion on imperialism?
He was against imperialism. He lead a revolution for the Latin Americans. He fought against it.
What age did Europe shift to after opening up trade?
The Age of Exploration and the First Age of Imperialism.
How did national and industrialization lead to imperialism?
Very carefully
In the 17th century why did the Spanish monarchy crumble?
The Spanish monarchy crumbled in the 17th century for it's funding of excessive exploration and imperialism lead to an unfortunate bankruptcy. Spain also faced the battle of inflation within the country's economy.
How did economic imperialism lead India into becoming a British colony?
No
Which nation did prince Henry help take the lead in overseas exploration?
Prince Henry helped lead Portugal in overseas exploration.
How did imperialism lead to the conquest if india?
Imperialism led to the conquest if India due to imposition of a unified state system of government on India.
How did warlord uprising and foreign imperialism lead to the May Forth movement?
No
What were Europeans perspective on exploration?
The Europeans perspective on exploration was the find riches, discover new passages to Asia for spices and silk and to conquer land to become most powerful using imperialism.
How was exploration and colonization a cause of ww1?
how did exploration lead to world war 1
How was 19th-century imperialism different from imperialism in the 1450-1750 time period?
In the 19th century, imperialism was characterized by European powers colonizing territories in Africa and Asia for economic and political gain. This was different from the earlier period of 1450-1750, where imperialism focused more on exploration and establishing trade routes, with less direct control over territories.
