How did the new imperialism both resemble and differ from the old imperialism in its geographical focus, motives, and expectations? What role was played by Social Darwinism? Give some examples of European expansion in the era of the new imperialism
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Essays should pull together the chief reasons for late-nineteenth-century expansion and discuss a few examples, such as the British in India.
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