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What factors led to the 'new' imperialism in the late 19th century?
The factors that led to the 'new' imperialism included the rise of nationalistic feelings driving the desire for nation-states, the breakup of some empires, and the industrialization of certain parts of the world.
In what year was the world made up of both nation-states and empires, according to the text?
The world was made up of both nation-states and empires in 1880, as mentioned in the text.
Which countries hit the pause button on empire expansion by 1880?
Nearly all the industrialized states hit the pause button on empire expansion by 1880, including the United States, Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, Russia, and the Ottoman Empire.
What event in 1880 marked a change in the expansion of empires?
In 1880, there was a rapid change in empire expansion, which was attributed to the industrialized states' shift from sticking with existing colonies to seeking new ones.
What were some of the industrialized states with evolving cultures of imperialism around 1872?
Some of the industrialized states with evolving cultures of imperialism around 1872 included the United States, Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, Russia, the Ottoman Empire, China, and Japan.
Study Notes
Factors Leading to 'New' Imperialism
- Industrialization and economic growth created a need for new markets, resources, and investment opportunities, contributing to the rise of 'new' imperialism in the late 19th century.
- The late 19th century saw a surge in nationalist sentiment, which fueled the desire for territorial expansion and the establishment of empires.
- The introduction of new technologies, such as the steamship and the telegraph, facilitated the expansion of empires by enhancing communication and transportation capabilities.
Global Political Landscape
- By 1871, the world was made up of both nation-states and empires.
- Several countries, including the United States, Canada, and Germany, had halted empire expansion by 1880.
Shift in Imperialism
- The Berlin West Africa Conference in 1880 marked a significant shift in the expansion of empires, as European powers began to scramble for territories in Africa.
Industrialized States with Imperialist Cultures
- Around 1872, industrialized states with evolving cultures of imperialism included Britain, France, Germany, and Belgium.
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