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Title: The Concept of Imperialism Western Civ II ISMs Unit


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The Concept of ImperialismWestern Civ IIISMs
Unit
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  • Occurs when one nation dominates the political,
    economic and social lives of another group of
    people.
  • Using pages 750-753, list the many ways in which
    industry aided the growth of imperialism.
  • What roles do nationalism and religion play in
    imperialism?

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Definition
  • Imperialism One countrys domination of the
    political, economic and social life of another
    country.

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Three Types of Imperial Control
  • 1. Colony
  • a territory ruled directly by a foreign country
  • 2. Protectorate
  • a territory that has its own government, but has
    its policies guided by a foreign country
  • 3. Sphere of influence
  • a region of a country in which a foreign country
    holds exclusive investment or trading rights

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Imperialism in the 19th century arose from three
key factors
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Reason 1 Nationalism
  • European countries competed with one another for
    colonies.
  • Nations would use their militaries to expand the
    borders of their colonies.
  • Countries could claim the same territory, leading
    to conflict.

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Reason 2 The Industrial Revolution
  • Nations faced a huge demand for raw materials.
  • They also needed expanded markets for their
    manufactured goods.
  • Imperialism also provided a nation with labor and
    taxes.

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Reason 3 Feelings of Racial and Cultural
Superiority
  • Catholic and Protestant missionaries were sent to
    colonies to convert people to Christianity.
  • Colonial officials imposed western customs and
    traditions on conquered peoples in order to
    spread civilization.
  • Social Darwinism (survival of the fittest) was
    used to explain differences between human beings
    and to justify imperialism.

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Map of Worldwide Imperialism
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