Imperialism

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Italy was the country to officially colonize Somalia

great britain was the country that colonized australia

because they were poor and about to go out of food

I am really not sure which country colonized south Africa cause that's what I also want to find out so maybe I should go look for it somewhere, or something to at least help to find the country that colonized south Africa

Palestine was and has always been in the middle east since the Saudi Arabians and Palestine joined forces in 661 CE.

so that proves that Palestine has been here longer than Israel when Palestine gave a portion of its land to Israel in 1946, and they then took over Palestine but we will get it back. ( just a side note)

Pedro Álvares Cabral, a Portuguese explorer, landed in Brazil on April 22, 1500. He is generally considered to have been the first European to see Brazil, although that is not certain. Most of the European immigrants after that were from Portugal, beginning in about 1530. The first permanent Portuguese settlement was founded at Sao Vicente, in the state of Sao Paulo, in 1532.

Rwanda was colonized by Germany until 1917.

The European people who colonized Tanzania were the Germans in the 1600s and the British in 1890 took it over as a protectorate. Before the Europeans the Arabs in the eighth century came to this part of East Africa.

Spain and France both colonize Morocco. Spain colonized Morocco in the north, the south, and Western Sahara (which Morocco currently controls). France colonized Morocco's central region where the overwhelming majority of Morocco's population lives.

Yes, it was, and is now called Sri Lanka. Famous for its tea crops.

Britain

Still South Africa.

then no that by colonize us then will have more opportunity for there industry use

For one thing, it stopped inter-tribal fighting.

if the Greek Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox have, as they now claim, solved all of their theological differences, then why have they not reunited themselves until their final agreement around 20 years ago, or what is being done in these last two decades?

Also what are the prospects of reunion between these two Orthodox families now?

because the British state, along with a few European allies, colonized the entire planet, including the U.S. but the 1900's and 2000's would best be described as the age of imperialism, as the U.S. state has colonized over 150 countries with city-sized military bases.

There were several reasons that Europeans were interested in controlling Africa.

Resources: There were an incredible variety of resources produced around the world that fed into the European industrial machine. Central Africa produces coltan and other metal ores, there are numerous types of wood in the African Rainforests, the animals of the savanna have exotic pelts, etc. The European powers wanted to gain access to these resources to power their industrial rise.

Strategic Territory: Numerous colonies had specific strategic locations, such as Egypt with the current Suez Canal, Morocco with the Straits of Gibraltar, Mozambique because of its proximity eo the Indian massive spice production and outlets to the Indian ocean. Many colonies were chosen specifically based on where they were and how effectively defense could be maintained by holding those positions.

Christian Evangelism: Many Europeans believed quite strongly at the time that their technological success was correlated with their belief in Christianity. In their view, non-Christians like the Muslims and Animists who prevailed in Africa etc. were hindered by the mentalities present in their religions from being technologically astute. In order to "help" these people to becomes more modern and more worldly, it was "necessary" to teach them the proper way to believe so that they too could succeed. Sometimes this evangelism was benign. At other times, it erupted in full-scale conflict.

White Man's Burden: Europeans were fascinated with the philosophy of J.S. Mills Jr. and Rudyard Kipling who believed that there was really only one track to humanity and each person was on this track to ultimate advancement. As Europeans were further along this track, it was "incumbent" on them as act of generosity to help those who were not as technologically or "culturally" advanced. There were campaigns across Africa, Asia, and Australia to "Europeanize the Natives" so that they would be "able" to progress properly.

Labor and Military Augmentation: The colonies had very high populations relative to European countries. This allowed them to add large numbers to their labor force and to create new military divisions from this large population.

Appearance of Power: European Leaders ascribed power and dominance to those countries who were able to amass a large number of colonies, especially if they were in coveted or strategic locations.

before colonization (1652) there was no "official" language in the area now called "South Africa"; the area was inhabited by a number of black tribes who each spoke their own language and dialects of languages including (but not limited to) Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho, San/ Koi etc.

Imperialism has been around for a very long time. Imperialism by definition is basically a very big country taking over a smaller one and holding it under its rules and/or laws.

For example the operation in 2003 in Iraq

It affected the economic conditions of hand loom workers. Machine made clothes fro britain came to india with a high price, although they were made from indian raw materials. Hand loom workers cold not compete with machines and market f india began to be rich in britain clothes.

for cotton coco and rubber

Because Cecil Rhodes had a vision of Great Britain governing Africa. He was a primary mover for colonisation of central Africa,