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    Nazism effected freedoms in the 20th century‚ the Catholic Church responded to these violations of freedom through foreign aid‚ encyclicals‚ and concordats. The Catholic Church defines freedom in catechism 1723 as the power‚ rooted in reason and will‚ to act or not to act‚ to do this or that‚ and so to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility. By free will one shapes one’s own life. Human freedom is a force for growth and maturity in truth and goodness; it attains its perfection when

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    British vs. African Perspective on Imperialism Imperialism is an arrangement of a country’s power being expanded by the impact of diplomatic and military means. The Europeans and British wanted to take over other countries/colonies and imperialized for new natural resources‚ new markets‚ and the belief in European superiority. The first reason the imperialized is because they would get the new natural resources of that land such as copper‚ tin‚ gold‚ and diamonds. They were in control of or owned

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    out in Europe 1914 and lasted until 1918. Around seven million civilians died and more than nine million combatants died. Among other factors‚ Imperialism lead up to the War‚ which is a policy of extending the authority of an nation over foreign countries and holding dependencies. In which empires were building militarism which was especially important of how a country was run. Also‚ the Industrialism which involved the ability of production of cheap goods‚ weapons and other helpful supplies for war

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    Imperialism in Africa: Greed is history’s most powerful motivator. Imperialism‚ a seizure of smaller countries‚ was very common in Europe in the 1800-1900’s. Commonly‚ Africa is the victim of imperialism. However‚ before the Industrial Revolution‚ malaria‚ a deadly disease‚ was incurable‚ making Africa safe from invasion. After the Industrial Revolution‚ Europe needed resources and money‚ causing the sudden need for African colonies. Now‚ because of the Industrial Revolution‚ Europe had the cure

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    European imperialism has shaped the world over and over many times‚ acquiring many colonies throughout the globe. The colonization of Africa was no different for the Europeans. The need for raw materials motivated Europeans to acquire new lands in order to provide resources for their industrialized economies. The strong sense of a burden to civilize and enlighten others became the perspective for the approach of colonization. The sense of nationalism was always the contrary notion to imperialism

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    the ordinary man’s compound. This exits between the African sections of land and the white-only sections of land. In areas where there is so much spontaneous growth there is cleavage that separates the most fortunate from the less fortunate. The more fortunate would have walled off villas and elaborate homes while the less fortunate had more modest and open housing. Belgian Colonialism in the Congo Basin prime motive was in pursuit of European benefit. Their goal was profit-maximization and this

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    Congolese died when Europeans began to take over the Congo Free State‚ evidently affecting the Congolese greatly. The Europeans made this horrific takeover because they believed that they could change Africa for the better. There were many changes in the Congo’s culture‚ economic and social status. This takeover initiated because of the Europeans’ want in their resources and the beginning of racism and abuse toward the Congolese‚ resulting in loss of freedom for the Africans. The change in Africa’s

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    competition that was fueled by these nations would have lead to all out war without treaties and agreements being made on the side of the conquerors‚ however‚ at no time did they consider the desires of the conquered. They did not just claim land‚ but create social structures similar to theirs‚ which they believed superior. Many Europeans believed that these “savages” should be civilized and in many cases a group of humanitarians brought in their christian god. These Ethnocentric attitudes led to beliefs

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    Although imperialism improved the lives of the colonized people by providing western infrastructure‚ such as schools and hospitals‚ to a great extent it hurt their lives through cash crops along with traditional cultures being forcibly broken down. To begin‚ imperialism was seen to help the lives of the Southern Africans by implementing modern infrastructure‚ including hospitals and schools. Although the Europeans motives to provide these utilities were mainly out of self-interest‚ the people of

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    The Europeans introduced Africa to guns‚ germs‚ and steels which transformed their society and dynamics. In the mid-1600s‚ Europeans were the first settlers of Africa and established their community by farming and herding cattle. The Europeans lived in proximity with their domesticated animals that carried diseases. Over time‚ the Europeans developed a resistance to the virus but the Cape and Koi- San tribe did not have immunity to the virus and developed smallpox. Around the 1830s‚ the European expanded

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