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Dr. Ward’s interview marked a significant turning point in England, as it was the first major piece of info that raised awareness about the horrific working conditions children in factories endured. As a result, laws and policies were introduced to address practices such as child labor, helping to prevent future abuse, and these early laws laid the foundation for the labor laws that are still in place today.

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This invention allowed for faster, easier, and more reliable transportation of goods while improving the transportation of workers between cities and towns. These people greatly increased economic growth, expanded industries, and improved the overall advancement of a variety of industries all across the globe.

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The coronation of Queen Victoria marked one of the greatest rulings in history, bringing prosperity and success to England for more than 63 years. Her implementation of imperialism allowed her country to thrive and reach a golden age of industrial expansion and economic progress. At her death, it was said, Britain had a worldwide empire on which the sun never set.

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This treaty allowed Japan to open friendly relations and trade with foreign countries like America, granting them a great boost in commerce and economic strength. Japan then began modeling their army, navy, technology, and school system after foreign countries- rapidly gaining them great military, political, and economic strength, making them the strongest military power in Asia

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The Berlin Conference played a major role in preventing conflict and potential war between the powers involved, which could have been as devastating as World War I. However, in this conference the African powers were excluded from attending, a decision that would ultimately seal Africa's fate of colonization, exploitation, and fractionalization while bringing Africa ethnic and religious ruin.

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1885- The Publishing of The White Man's Burden

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1885- The Publishing of The White Man's Burden

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This poem acted as the foundation for most Ideological beliefs during that time period, and inspired different political powers like England to invade Africa, and "civilize" its people, destroying their culture and religions in place of their own beliefs. Other countries soon followed, thus beginning The Scramble for Africa- an event that almost led to war and would later be the underlying factor on which World War I began.