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    7. The European countries that had a major presence in Asia were Britain‚ France‚ the Netherlands‚ Russia‚ and the United States. The territory that the British controlled was India where it was first under control of the British East India Company and then Parliament with the Raj‚ and they also had Malaya‚ the French had French Indochina that consisted of Laos and Cambodia‚ the Netherlands had the Dutch East Indies including Java‚ New Guinea‚ and Sumatra‚ Russia had influence over outer Mongolia

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    Imperialism was to not only to develop but also to benefit with economics. Imperialism is a policy trying to extend their power of politics and economics. It’s when the government wants to gain wealth and power through religion and military forces. Imperialism impacted Southeast Asia and Africa by the environment and economic adjustments that resulted in natural resources that were repositioned and troubled by colonial taking charge in the religion. The Europeans conquered Africa and the British

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    from smooth‚ the extension of male suffrage to the Quatre Communes in 1848 would give Senegal a great edge in political sophistication over France’s other African colonies in the twentieth century. Although French traders had been active in West Africa since the fourteenth century‚ the first permanent settlement in the region was established only in 1659 at Saint-Louis at the mouth of the Senegal River. In 1848 the French presence in the region was still confined to a few enclaves: the island of

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    West Africa: Colonial Times From the early 1500’s to the mid 1900’s Europeans have been known for their success in colonizing foreign territories. The Dutch‚ British‚ Portuguese‚ French and Germans were the main European groups who throughout the 15th and 19th century felt the need to take over beneficial countries to improve their power. The desire for money‚ goods‚ territory and empire building led the Europeans to all search around the world in hopes of finding a weaker country with raw materials

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    I am all for British Imperialism because without British Imperialism we wouldn’t be where we are today. There would be no America‚ and the world would be a completely different place. Instead of speaking English right now we could be speaking French‚ Spanish‚ German‚ Italian‚ or even Chinese. Culture and ideas were spread across the British Empire to and from Britain. At the time of the British Empire‚ all of the countries in the world were trying to acquire more land and resources in an attempt

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    Starting in 1895‚ Kenya started to be conquered mainly by the British. Kenya before Imperialism was made up of tribes‚ causing the country to not have a government. In 1895‚ The British East African Protectorate‚ a colony of British people‚ started to colonize in Africa and create their own country. Some imperial powers brought positive influences to certain countries‚ while others brought negative influences to the country. The British brought both positive and negative effects on the country. They

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    an English joint-stock company‚ called the East India Company‚ ruled the country politically and economically and controlled trade of essential Indian products. When Indians started to rebel against the British control on all their wealth‚ the revolts destabilized British business and the British Crown decided to officially make India a colony to surely maintain the trades. On the other hand‚ Algerians waited for a long time before they claimed the money France owed them from the wheat import. The

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    The Belgians of the Congo Free State in Africa obtained a vast amount of riches; however‚ much of it was taken out and brought back to Europe. Belgian ruler King Leopold made himself the dictator of the Congo and spent the riches to form what was nearly his own private colony‚ the Congo Free State. As we look at how Belgium profited from the colonization of Congo‚ I am going to refer to the books and films we used in class to help explore and define this topic more proficiently. Belgium discovered

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    from all over the world. Regions like subcontinents of India and South Africa found themselves under imperialist influence as they struggled for colonial freedom. A set of new policies‚ governmentalities and democratic systems also ultimately brought together new mindsets of Imperialism as camps become the central solution to deal with problems that would later on last throughout time. During the nineteenth century‚ the British colonial government developed

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    British imperialism had a large impact on India. The original intentions of the British were to bring India together as one by establishing a population that spoke the same language as their ruler but the British decision to educate the Indians with English as the language of learning was the beginning of a long chain of events. That included a rise in Indian nationalism that led to Indian resentment of British imperialism and in the end‚ the loss of British control over India. The British establishing

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