Imperialism

The affects of imperialism have been the multitude of deaths that it created in the lands where imperialistic powers made colonies and settlements. Despite the advantages of the imperialists in the use of the weapons they had, the peoples of the various colonies still attempted revolts from time to time. This was especially true in the Spanish colonies in the Western Hemisphere and in India.

For the most part, the affects centered on taking valuable farm products, and precious metals from the colonies and in many cases using the victims low cost labor to harvest & mine for various ores and minerals.

The peoples in the colonies were forced to buy manufactured products to help the European mercantilism types of economies. When newer economic policies replaced the mercantile system, the affects on the captive peoples remained the same.

Nothing can justify enslaving entire populations of people on their own lands, however, if there can be any salvation for these people, it at least, in time, gave them modern methods and the education to help their lands when the colonies became free nations.

It is believed that Great Britain colonized Ghana due to its location and civilization. They were located at what was considered an ideal location for trading, and they were attracted to their natural resources and civility.

since Canada was part of Britain before if Canada went to war then Canada will immediately enter the war as well

japan became a modern industrialized power

Imperialism, according to most proponents of its causes, is the final stage of advanced capitalism. There was no advanced capitalism until the end of the 19th century. Even Adam Smith wrote about capitalism only in the late 18th century. Smith had no predictions on how capitalism might develop into imperialism.

Queen Liliuokalani didn't want anyone to have control over hawaii. She wanted it to be an independent state

Imperialism grew out of industrialization because the industrialized countries needed a steady supply of raw materials. They accomplished this by setting up colonies and exploiting them for resources.

"Scramble for Africa"

Nepal is the only country in the world and in the asia

Which never got colonized or invaded or conquered or ruled by other nations

There were huge riches avaliable in African countries. There were many natural resources avaliable there that couldn't be found in Europe, eg. spices, slaves, cheap labour, fabrics, foods, diamonds and gems, specimen plants, dyes, golds and metals, etc. These were worth a huge lot on the European market, and cost little to take from Africa.

Imperialism had a major affect on China. The Opium War played a major part of this. The opium war was provoked by the problems with European countries and China. British were getting tired of doing outside trading and wanted to trade directly with China. China had little need from the West. As a direct result the smuggling of opium began. Opium was forbidden in China except for medicinal use. The war was fought to determine the relations between China and the West, and as a result China was forced to reevaluate her position as the center of the world. Imperialism is most commonly related to historical content such as the ancient histories of Rome, Greece, and China.

Encomiendas, or the enslavement of the native people in turn for their land. In this case it was the 'indians'.

development of closer political ties with European nations.

African states were forced to focus their economies on acquiring natural resources.

English language, legal system, infrastructure, parliamentary system and many missionary-run schools.

Jizi (Gija) from Zhou dynasty colonized Korean peninsula first at 11th century BCE, after that, Emperor Wu of Han conquered Korean peninsula and established commandery called Lelang in Pyongyang in 108 BC. Korea was also conquered by Mongolian and governed by Yuan Dynasty for. Korea became totally independent form mainland China at 1895, but they colonized again by Japan during 1910-1945.

only us can help Central and south America

To limit the power of imperial rivals

to secure egypt

and therefore the canal, shares etc

What were the positive and negative effects of imperialism in Cuba?

First, detractors and opponents of United States foreign policy often refer to it as "U.S. Imperialism." But, sadly, such foreign policy is not unique, and the U.S. is not the only country to be accused of it. Throughout history, many countries have invaded other countries or set up colonies or enslaved entire populations. Imperialism, the attempt to enforce the power and influence of your country on another country (often by force, but sometimes by trade policies), has been practiced by such countries as England, France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Russia and China, just to name a few.

When America has been accused of imperialism, it was usually because a president wanted to establish a foreign policy favorable to America, whether other countries liked it or not. Sometimes, this involved secretly helping to overthrow a leader seen as anti-American (as happened in Guatemala in the mid-1950s), or sometimes it involved starting a war: for example, when President Bush decided to invade Iraq, some of America's critics accused the president of imperialism, of invading another country to gain control of its natural resources (in this case, oil). But a number of U.S. presidents, both Republican and Democratic, have made decisions to become involved in foreign disputes, usually because the American government believed such actions would benefit the United States in some way.

The reason was mostly boring politics. By colonizing Namibia, it kept Britain from securing a continuous stretch of Africa from the southern tip to the hammer part. It also gave Germany land in which to disturb England's territories while also striping Namibia of labor and resources. Mining natural resources wouldve been another major factor in controlling the lands. Diamond deposits can be found, but the deposits of lead, zinc, tin, silver and tungsten wouldve been reason enough, especially in a time of war.

The ill effects of colonialism and it's demise after WW2 in the case of Britain has been damaging to the mother country of England.

The New Labour British government created a devolved Scottish parliament and a Welsh Assembly and Northern Ireland Assembly in 1997, in effect setting free these countries from the 'British' empire 'union of 1707' . It described them all as nations, and immediately set out to destroy England by attempting to create 'regional assemblies'.When the North East was polled 78% of the inhabitants voted against 'regionalisation', wishing to remain part of a united England.In repeated polls over the past 3 years English people have polled between 60% and 68% in favour of a devolved English Parliament. This has been refused by the Scottish elected Prime Minister.

England is the only country in Europe which is still in the grip of colonialism, a thrall to the 'British' Parliament of Westminster in which Scottish and Welsh and Northern Irish MP's can vote on English laws, yet English MP's cannot vote on any of these devolved country's laws.

England as the majority tax paying population in the defunct 'union' subsidises Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland, but receive worse health care, schooling and care for their aged. The price of empire and the British colonial adventure has been just as high for the poor of England as for any in it's ex colonies, the difference is that the colonisers are those we trusted to represent us not to cynically disenfranchise us. The ill effects of colonialism and it's demise after WW2 in the case of Britain has been damaging to the mother country of England.

The New Labour British government created a devolved Scottish parliament and a Welsh Assembly and Northern Ireland Assembly in 1997, in effect setting free these countries from the 'British' empire 'union of 1707' . It described them all as nations, and immediately set out to destroy England by attempting to create 'regional assemblies'.When the North East was polled 78% of the inhabitants voted against 'regionalisation', wishing to remain part of a united England.In repeated polls over the past 3 years English people have polled between 60% and 68% in favour of a devolved English Parliament. This has been refused by the Scottish elected Prime Minister.

England is the only country in Europe which is still in the grip of colonialism, a thrall to the 'British' Parliament of Westminster in which Scottish and Welsh and Northern Irish MP's can vote on English laws, yet English MP's cannot vote on any of these devolved country's laws.

England as the majority tax paying population in the defunct 'union' subsidises Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland, but receive worse health care, schooling and care for their aged. The price of empire and the British colonial adventure has been just as high for the poor of England as for any in it's ex colonies, the difference is that the colonisers are those we trusted to represent us not to cynically disenfranchise us.