From the top of my head
1. Trade for luxuries such as spices, silk, tea and porcelain. Later trade in manufactured goods and raw materials.
2. Gold the main driving force behind much Spanish and ancient Roman imperial expansion
3. Raw materials (including foodstuffs) which as industrialisation picked up pace became became more widespread. Commodities such sugar and rubber for example, can only be grown in warmer climates.
4. National rivalries
5. Ideology (e.g. USSR and US) and religion both Christianity (European empires) and Islam (Ottoman Empire)
6. Militarism the need for overseas garrisons and bases as to control and protect trade.
7. over population the need for new colonies
The four motives for New Imperialism were: Economic. Strategic, Humanitarian, and Foreign Investment.
The four motives for New Imperialism were: Economic. Strategic, Humanitarian, and Foreign Investment.
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it was a big no no
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Cultural imperialism is essentially imperialism of culture, or imposing a culture on a less powerful civilization. Transnationalism has more to do with the growing interconnectivity of cultures. Globalization is an example of transnationalism.
There are many cultural factors that affect human resource management. Another factor is motivations. Different cultures tend to have different motivations.
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yes we should be concerned about cultural imperialism,it being a turn around for the cultural holders it leads to the loss of a cultural identity and a transformation in the whole original cltural functions
Economic and cultural changes.
http://www.uky.edu/~drlane/capstone/mass/imperialism.htm this website has a good analysis of herbert schiller's take on cultural imperialism hope it helps!
Slave trade was the biggest one. The Portugese also wanted more land and strategic ports for trading.