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They wanted more markets to sell goods, and wanted manganese for steal.

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Merchant ships and naval vessels as well as running empires increased prestige.

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They wanted to spread religion as well as law and medicine.

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Industrialization caused American businessmen to look for  new international markets in which to sell their goods.  The increasing influence of social evolution  led to the belief that the United States was inherently responsible for bringing concepts such as industry, democracy, and Christianity to less developed societies. The combination of these attitudes and other factors led the United States toward imperialism. America wanted to expand power. An example of this would be economical reasons.

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Britain’s holdings in Africa were not as large as France’s but it controlled the more populated regions, particularly
of southern Africa, which contained valuable mineral resources such as diamonds and gold. In 1806, the British
displaced Holland in South Africa and ruled the Cape Colony. However, the British soon came into conflict with
the  farmers, the original Dutch settlers who resented British rule. In the 1830's, the farmers left British
territory, migrated north, and founded two republics. They also did it for economical reasons.

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The French imperialist bourgeoisie mobilized and manipulated a massive demonstration in all the country’s major cities under hypocritical slogans extolling Western civilization and alleged “freedom of speech.” Their goal was a reactionary modern crusade against colonial peoples, mostly Muslims, in the guise of a “war on terror.” An example of this would be economical reasons.