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3 Primary Document Sources Of Imperialism 

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3 Primary Document Sources Of Imperialism 

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1- The White Man's Burden
2- The Economic Basses Of Imperialism
3- The Black Man's Burden

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“Colonial (Imperialist) policy is the child of the industrial revolution. It is necessary for wealthy countries where capital (money) is plentiful and accumulates (grows) fast, where industry is expanding steadily, where even agriculture must become mechanized in order to survive. Exports (goods sold to other countries) are essential for public prosperity (wealth). Both demand for labor and the opportunity for capital investment (starting new businesses) depend on the foreign market.

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3 primary Documents of political impacts of imperialism

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3 primary Documents of political impacts of imperialism

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1. This has brought an ancient and civilized nation in touch with modern thought, modern sciences, and modern life. They have built an administration that is strong and efficient. They have framed wise laws and have established courts of justice.
2. Colonialism’s greatest misdeed was to have tried to strip us of our responsibility in conducting our own affairs and convince us that our civilization was nothing less than savagery.
3. No country had an electorate that knew what independence was all about.

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3 primary Document of social impacts of imperialism 

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3 primary Document of social impacts of imperialism 

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1- Whereas fundamental human rights, freedom of speech, freedom of association, freedom of movement, freedom of worship, freedom to live a full and abundant life are denied to Africans through the activities of Imperialists.

2-When the whites came to our country, we had the land and they had the Bible; now we have the Bible and they have the land.

3-  Socially, the ogre [monster] of racial segregation and discrimination makes it extremely difficult for the colonial to develop his personality to the full. Education is obtainable but limited to the privileged

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3 primary Document of Economic impacts of imperialism
Reason 1- The white rulers of the colonies live at the expense of the natives.
Reason 2- typical colony, the most fertile lands and the mineral resources are owned by white foreigners. These holdings are worked by natives under their take wealth out of the country. All the hard work is done by natives.
Reason 3- This process continued throughout the nineteenth century. Other old Indian industries—shipbuilding, metalwork, glass, paper—and many crafts were broken up. 

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3 primary Document of Economic impacts of imperialism
Reason 1- The white rulers of the colonies live at the expense of the natives.
Reason 2- typical colony, the most fertile lands and the mineral resources are owned by white foreigners. These holdings are worked by natives under their take wealth out of the country. All the hard work is done by natives.
Reason 3- This process continued throughout the nineteenth century. Other old Indian industries—shipbuilding, metalwork, glass, paper—and many crafts were broken up. 

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animals they had never before seen, many of which served medicinal or scientific purposes. The British explorer David Livingstone was the first European to travel through Africa. Below is an image of the map he created during his travels, as well as his account of the uses of native plant life dating from 1857.

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12c. Documents for Imperialism Museum Exhibit

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The push for expansion also came from missionaries who worked to convert the peoples of Asia, Africa, and the Pacific Islands. Missionaries believed Christianity would end the “evil practices” of the natives, including slavery. One of the first missionaries that left Europe to promote Christianity was the explorer David Livingstone. Below, Livingstone describes his experience trying to convert a tribe of Africans to Christianity in 1857.