 Imperialism - A stronger nation takes control over a weaker nation politically, economically and/or culturally 1. America imperializes because:__________.

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 Imperialism - A stronger nation takes control over a weaker nation politically, economically and/or culturally 1. America imperializes because:__________ 2. Imperialism is justified when:___________ 3. Imperialism is not justified when:________ 4. The imperialized country __________ as a result of imperialism

Feeling of superiority (think Social Darwinism) -we are superior therefore we are helping them: - religiously -economically -socially -remember “Manifest Destiny”? -sound like anything from the last unit??

 Our frontier is “closed” therefore we:  Need a new frontier to be special  The Frontier Thesis – Frederick Jackson Turner  “The frontier is a space where individuals and society can be renewed, begin again, and seek out new opportunities.” … The frontier is what makes America special

 We have industrialized and therefore we need:  Markets  Raw materials  Need markets & raw materials Increasing Industrial Output, CoalSteel million tons850 million tons million tons6,746 million tons million tons24,216 million tons Industry as a Percent of the Economy Agriculture Manufacturing and Mining percent33 percent percent58 percent

Europe has been doing it and therefore: - we need to prove we are just as good/capable Alfred Mahan The Influence of Sea Power upon History those with the best navy dominate (what do you need if you have a navy?)

Europe has been doing it and therefore: -we need colonies for national security

 Which of these, if any, did you list as justified?  Which of these, if any, did you list as unjustified?  Any reasons hold more weight than others in your opinion?