technology = know how.
what did new Imperialism learn how to do?
Technology played a crucial role in the expansion of European power through imperialism by enhancing military capabilities, improving navigation, and facilitating communication. Innovations such as steamships and advanced weaponry, like the Maxim gun, allowed European powers to project their influence more effectively and conquer vast territories. Additionally, advancements in telegraphy and transportation networks enabled faster coordination and control over distant colonies. Together, these technological advancements enabled European nations to dominate and exploit resources in Asia, Africa, and the Americas during the imperialist era.
Competition for colonies led to European tensions.
European imperialism was started by Portugal
It increased competition and tension among a number of European countries
It increased competition and tension among a number of European countries
The success of European imperialism was largely driven by advancements in technologies such as steam power, which enabled faster naval transportation and facilitated long-distance voyages. The development of telegraphs improved communication, allowing for better coordination of imperial activities. Additionally, medical advancements, such as quinine for malaria prevention, allowed Europeans to survive and thrive in tropical regions. Firearms and military technology, including rifles and artillery, provided a significant advantage over colonized populations.
It demonstrated the economic value of African territories to other European countries.
It demonstrated the economic value of African territories to other European countries.
The Industrial Revolution promoted imperialism because after nations (mainly European nations) acquired advanced technology and military, they all competed for their overseas empires which led to imperialism.
European imperialism was motivated by a desire for economic gains in both regions.
Europeans were exposed to imperialism primarily due to their desire for economic expansion, strategic competition, and national prestige. The Industrial Revolution fueled the need for raw materials and new markets, prompting European powers to seek colonies. Additionally, advancements in technology and military capability allowed them to conquer and control vast territories. This drive was further motivated by a belief in cultural superiority and a mission to spread Western civilization.
No because the Europeans were more worried about making their technology and continent known!