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Imperialism 10th Grade World History Fall 2017 TAKE NOTES!

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12 The Industrial Revolution lead to Imperialism.

13 The Industrial Revolution
Motivations for Imperialism Economic Social Political Markets for Industrial Goods Raw Materials for Production Social Darwinism/ Racism Missionary Impulses Self sufficiency Nationalism

14 Enabling Factors for Imperialism
Technology Maxim Guns Steam powered ships Quinine and other medicines Internal Strife Variety of cultures Ethnic strife

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