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Introduction To Imperialism

Delve into the era of 19th-century imperialism that shaped the geopolitical landscape. Learn how European powers expanded their dominance through political and economic strategies. Discover the harrowing tales of exploitation in Africa, particularly in the Belgian Congo. Uncover the ruthless pursuit of resources like rubber and the atrocities committed in the name of empire-building. Explore the British Raj and the impact of the Maxim gun on colonization efforts. This captivating journey through history sheds light on the complexities of imperialism and its enduring legacy.

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Introduction To Imperialism

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  1. Introduction To Imperialism World Domination that makes you feel good.

  2. What is imperialism? • Political and/or economic domination of foreign lands

  3. Before 1870, Malaria And Harsh Terrain Kept Europeans Mostly Out Of Africa

  4. But The Industrial Revolution Changes That

  5. The 19th Century Race For African colonies

  6. The Largest Empire Is England’s

  7. The Maxim Gun “Whatever happens, we have got The Maxim gun, and they have not.”

  8. The British Raj

  9. The Most Notorious Example Of Imperialism Is In The Belgian Congo

  10. The Congo is ruthlessly exploited for its rubber resources. • Why was rubber suddenly worth killing for?

  11. Leopold Rules The Congo As A Slave Colony

  12. Belgian rule is unspeakably brutal.

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