Age of Imperialism 1880-1914.

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Age of Imperialism 1880-1914

Definition Imperialism = one country’s domination of political, economic, and social life of another country

Forms Colony – directly ruled by an imperial power thru colonial officials Protectorate – has its own gov’t, but “guided” by a foreign power Sphere of Influence – region where an imperial power has exclusive investment/trading rights

Causes Political  (nationalism) Economic (Industrial Revolution)

Reasons (cont.) Ideological  (Social Darwinism) Rudyard Kipling, “The White Man’s Burden” – duty of Europeans to civilize “backward” people, spread Christianity and Western ideals/values

Causes (cont.) Religious  desire to spread Christianity, Exploratory  scientific/medical research, have adventure, investigate unknown land/culture

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