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nationalism is the idea of have one support their own nation. while the idea of imperialism is taking one country's power by the military force. those two can be related by showing that nationalism means pride and it can cause it to become imperialism through   intense pride witch can lead to things such as war and death. you do atough need to have very high nationalism in order to have imperium.

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Nationalism is when people are tied to their country and will have pride to all of the cultures they have and will go to any extent. Imperialism has the same idea such as fighting for their country for what they believe is right. They will go to any extent such as war and death to keep where you live safe. I think that you do need to have some form of nationalism to have imperialism because they are both to a certain idea. You are supporting your country and living by it's culture and faith. So, you do need nationalism to have imperialism.

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Nationalism is the idea of citizens of a country thinking they are part of something bigger than themselves and they are loyal to their nation. Some people express nationalism through imperialism which is to aggressively dominate another nation. These intense actions could be for land or to show one's devotion to a particular nation. Either way, to have imperialism you would also have to have nationalism.

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Nationalism is related to pride in one's country but imperialism goes with nationalism because sometimes it causes people to gain land beyond one's borders. They are related for that reason, the intense pride in a certain country leds to things like dying for the country or fighting for the country's benefit. An example can be how the idea of nationalism was often used by imperialists to justify colonization. They are prideful enough to fight for what they desire, so yes I do feel that to have imperialism you have to have nationalism.

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What was the primary economic reason for European colonization? (phillip)

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What was the primary economic reason for European colonization? (phillip)

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The key factors were indrusiladion witch cause france to be the first. France had the need to expand because of the need for the markets. but then more contrys joined because of the indrustladion and hopes of reciving a national honor.

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In what ways was colonization accepted in some places? (Rayyan)

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In what ways was colonization accepted in some places? (Rayyan)

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Some conquerors traveled far beyond their homes in search of new materials. Some people like the Spanish wanted to use colonization to spread catholic beliefs and find gold.

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What is Gandhi most famous for? (jennifer)

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What is Gandhi most famous for? (jennifer)

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Gandhi is best known for promoting Indian freedom through nonviolent resistance, his message was that Indians should not use military

force to drive the British from India, but rather they encouraged Indians to use political and economic means.

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What were the main ways that colonies resisted colonization? Were they successful? (Rayyan)

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What were the main ways that colonies resisted colonization? Were they successful? (Rayyan)

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The main reasons that colonies resisted colonization was the changes in industrialization and consumer economies, the geographic scopes as colonizers moved, and the impact that colonization had on tens of millions of lives. These people weren't that successful and later moved on to colonization like others. Due to the amount of people traveling, this was called the Age of Exploration.

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What percentage of land did Europeans colonize in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands? (phillip)

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What percentage of land did Europeans colonize in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands? (phillip)

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The european countries took large chunks of asia, africa, and pacific islands. In the 1900s the european countries controlled 90.4 percent of of africa, 98.9 percent of pacific islands, 56.5 percent of asia, and 27.3 percent of americas

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What were some of the different cases for imperialism? (Ella)

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What were some of the different cases for imperialism? (Ella)

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One case was an economic case which justifies that they need more colonial expansion so that they can export markets better. A second case is a cultural and racial and that is that the superior races have more rights and they have a job to control the inferior races. Another was the idea of religion and that was giving them a light for commerce and trade so that they can find a path. Lastly was a nationalistic approach which meant their manpower could be greater and that could be a good economic increase and will begin their culture.

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What are the three factors that made this era different from previous ones? (Ella)

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What are the three factors that made this era different from previous ones? (Ella)

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The three main factors that made this era different were changes in the industrialization and consumer economies that were developed, geographical scope of the conquests, and lastly the impact colonization had on millions of lives.

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What is the age of imperialism? (jennifer)

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What is the age of imperialism? (jennifer)

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The Age of Imperialism was a time during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries that was caused by a variety of factors, and was connected to the Industrial Revolution. The need for raw materials and new markets were the primary economic reasons for why the Europeans colonized. The imperial powers further justified their expansion by saying they had a moral obligation to bring a polite aspect and religion to the newly conquered people. Imperialism led to numerous societal changes in the colonies, some that were irreversible because the identities of the colonies were forever altered by the experience.