Imperialism

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The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

The cities or towns that the Romans built were planned based upon the military camp or "castra". The town was a basic rectangle with walls and with streets organized in grid to form various quarters or neighborhoods. Two main roads crossed the entire town, from wall to wall and at their intersection was the town's forum while four main gates were placed at their ends. Remember that these were the towns that the Romans built. Towns that the Romans took over such a Pompeii were different.

Some Economic causes for Imperialism include:

-search for new markets and competition for these new markets by the great powers.

-want to gain profit from places such as Asia and Africa.

-Need for natural resources such as coal to help power industries.

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According to the Vietnamese, the first colonizers of Vietnam were the Chinese who attempted to integrate Vietnam into China at several points over the last 2000 years. (Of course, the Chinese argue that Vietnam was a province of China that managed to break away from Chinese control in fits and starts.)

Outside of Vietnam, especially in the West, the colonization of Indochina (which included Vietnam) under the French is considered the first colonization of Vietnam. They disqualify the Chinese invasions either because the Chinese Occupation was distinct from colonization as it would be practiced in the Imperialist Period or because of the Euro-centric idea that only Western countries can colonize.

The Vikings invaded of the 9th century and established trading towns (such as Dublin). The Anglo-Normans invaded and colonized in 1169 and re-organized governmental and religious systems, but their influence had for the most part been confined to a narrow strip on the east coast known as the Pale. Beyond the Pale Irish language, laws and customs prevailed and the Norman colonists were assimilated. The English colonized Ireland in the late 16th century, and during the 17th century planted settlers and split Irish society between an English-speaking landed gentry and the local Irish-speaking, landless or nearly landless peasantry.

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There are many examples of modern imperialism. To start with, America having over 700 military bases around the world is one example. Other examples include the Iraqi, and Afgan invasion. Imperialism is also facilitated by causing chaos in certain parts of the world, such as supporting Israel to destabilise the middle east, making it easier for the west to extract oil from the region. Since countries like Britain, and France no longer take over and occupy foreign countries, what they do now is support regimes that will do their dirty work for them. For example, if a country like Venezuela who has a lot of oil is led by a left wing socialist, worker friendly regime, then what western countries will try to do is find right wing groups within the country and try to get them to over throw the democratically, popular government. They use methods such as coup de tats, death squads, and assasinations. This has not been successful in Venezuela, but has worked in many countries throughout the world, such as Indonesia, and Colombia. Once the capitalist dictatorship is set in place, then the western corporations can go in and exploit the country for all that it's worth. One recent example of imperialism was shortly after the Haiti earthquake, when U.S. troops pretended to enter Haiti for disaster relief purposes, when in fact its true intentions was an imperialist occupation. Why Haiti you ask? Haiti is located directly in front of Venezuela, an oil rich country, making Haiti a very strategic point for an invasion of Venezuela.

The Monroe Doctrine was the foreign policy that sought to end European colonization in the Western hemisphere. It stated that the US would view future colonization attempts in the Western hemisphere as aggression and retaliate.

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"If it was necessary to give the briefest possible definition of imperialism, we should have to say that imperialism is the monopoly stage of capitalism," Lenin wrote. So as competition on the national level was reduced through mergers, bankruptcies and the tendency toward monopoly, it became increasingly ferocious internationally. Business required the organized power and resources of the state to secure their interests.

Yes, the Constitution states the US would follow isolationism, but by colonizing other nations it violated the Constitution.

Simple economical reason of American imperialism is continuation of energy flow to western world. But historical and sociological reasons are much more complex.

First reason can be deducted as the physcological sense of separation from the rest of the world, and the xenophobia that comes with it. This kind of agrresive xenophobia can be seen in island nations, or in the communities which were located in isolated areas. This kind of comunities live an isolated, and introvasive life for a time and when the troubles of the outside world reach to to their shores in a degree that can not be ignored, an explosively aggresive reaction of invasion takes its place. Japan after the Meiji revolution, Vikings, Britain are some examples. USA which enjoyed a somewhat isolated existence till the The World Wars suddenly became a superpower and a major player in international politics. History asfter the 9-11 attacks also can be seen as such an explosive reaction.

Second reason is obviously the capitalism. As the only truly capitalist system in the world(even British Empire had a strict sense of government over the market), America needs to find raw materials, cheap labour and welcoming markets with friendly governments for its products. Fastest and most efficient way to achieve that is through imperialism. İt can even be said that capitalism and imperialism are inseparable.

Third reason is the vacuum of power in the international arena after the WW1. Four greatest empires of the Old World (Habsburgs German, British, Ottoman Turkish and Tsarist Russian) lost most of their power after the war. While three of them were perished completely, British empire lost incredible amount of political and military power in this war and started to shrink. By the time of WWII there were almost no superpower int he world. USA, with its young power filled that void by itself. But there was a problem. Most of this former empires were found near the historical power center of the world, roughly around the Medeterannian era( lands of the first superpower Roman Empire) and USA was far far away. This can be seen as the reason why America aggresively tries to locate itself politically in Middle East. Because of its location, Imperialism is the only tool for USA to achieve that.

The colonization of Africa was part of a worldwide drive to provide new resources and markets for Europe, usually at the expense of less-developed civilizations. Countries that did not initially seek colonies were drawn into the process, to maintain economic parity with the countries that did. Africa in particular offered manpower in the form of slaves, or African natives working in their homelands under colonial occupation.

Both of these regions were BRITISH colonies.

The people of South Africa were negatively affected. Their country was basically invaded and stripped of all its natural resources. The British and Dutch were the European influences on South Africa.

Japan became an imperial power for several reasons. Here are some of them:

A. It needed colonies where it could sell its surplus goods.

B. It wanted to create an empire so it could be like Western imperial powers.

C. It required foreign workers in order to industrialize.

D. It wanted to have more security, prestige, wealth, and power

Expansion and the creation of new markets are some of the most important goals of the Imperialism. They also wanted to make Christianity stronger.

The primary ones were Cuba and the Philippines. Guam and Puerto Rico were also involved. Spain gave up control of Cuba as a result. Spain sold all rights to the other three for $20 million dollars.

imperialism is when a militarily stronger country overtakes a militarily weaker country and colonizes it.

manifest destiny is the belief in the God-given right to move as far as possible to settle new land.

While there are definitely a number of negatives to colonialism, there were most certainly a number of positives as well, many of which survive in one form or another today:

Architecture

Infrastructure (Road, rail, bridges, electricity, water supply and power generation)

Administration and legal systems

Education (Starting with missionary schools up to universities)

Medicine

Military infrastructures and training

Farming, Agriculture, food and textile production

militarism creates the weapons used to conquer new territory and peoples . Imperialist regimes set out to be unchallenged. They do this by use of military power.

The political reason was to create an English presence in North America to curtail further expansion by Spanish Florida. It was also created as an economic business venture in the hope of making a profit for its shareholders.

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