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1 Define in your own words
Image/ Illustration Define in your own words Image/ Illustration countries expanded their empires by aggressively establishing colonies. a system were a strong country takes wealth and raw materials from another country. Imperialism Colonialism Synonyms/ Antonyms Synonyms/ Antonyms Sentence Sentence

2 Define in your own words
Image/ Illustration Define in your own words Image/ Illustration Raw materials supplied by nature that come from the earth, the water, or the air and are used to produce goods. a separation, of two or more things Partitioning Natural Resources Synonyms/ Antonyms Synonyms/ Antonyms Sentence Sentence

3 Define in your own words
Image/ Illustration Define in your own words Image/ Illustration Giving up ones customs and adopting those of another culture The two European Countries that dominated African colonization. Great Britain & France Assimilation Synonyms/ Antonyms Synonyms/ Antonyms Sentence Sentence

4 Define in your own words
Image/ Illustration Define in your own words Image/ Illustration British and other colonial procedures through which "natives" were used to carry out colonial rule Indirect Rule Synonyms/ Antonyms Synonyms/ Antonyms Sentence Sentence

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