How Did Imperialism In The Last Part Of The 19th Century

a. In the last part of the nineteenth century, due to industrial and rampant business rivalry led to the development of a new imperialism. Unlike imperialism of the past that was based on trader-based domination of the earlier centuries, many European countries began to take over and rule many regions. The New markets fueled competition for territory in Africa and Asia, as well as some European nations. During this the United States and Japan aimed to control good sized portions of the world. According to The Making of the West by Lynn Hunt, “Conquering foreign territory and developing wealth through industry appeared to heap glory on the nation-state” (Hunt 746). Through Imperialism, many missionaries and reformers aimed to spread Western