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Imperialism?!?!

What is imperialism?

What is imperialism?

What is imperialism?

Dictionary.com Imperialism: the policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries, by acquiring and holding colonies and dependencies.

My definition Imperialism: Powerful countries expanding into weaker counties. Controlling other countries resources and territory against their will, also includes forcing their culture on the weaker nation. Examples: US military bases overseas, Hitler during WWII, Britain’s occupation in India, and early exploration.

4 corners Please go to the corner you believe best represents the concept of imperialism…