Pro-imperialists at the turn of the century often cited economic expansion as a key advantage of imperial power, arguing that it opened new markets for American goods and increased profitability for U.S. businesses. They also believed that spreading American values and culture would uplift "less developed" nations, promoting democracy and civilization. Additionally, proponents argued that Imperialism enhanced national security by establishing strategic military bases and fostering global influence.
Yes, Germany was an imperialist country.
most areas have been taken over by an imperialist country, at some point in time (even if that country does/did not admit to being imperialist).
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Because Hungary was an imperialist country.
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It used to be. since the establishment of the former French colonies as independent countries, sixty to fifty ears ago, no Frenchman would say France is imperialist.
Because it once had an Empire that coverd half the globe.
Namibia is classified as a developing country.
An imperialist policy is another way of saying the first country is making the second country/territory its colony. This was most common with the English, Dutch, and Spanish, but America has done the same with the Phillipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico. Often, the dividing line between imperialism and a tribute system is that within a tribute system the latter country/territory still has its own government.
i think parts of Russia, china, Korea , midway island and a pile of little islands in the pacific
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