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Materialism is when you value physical possessions and comforts over your spiritual/moral values. In philosophy it's the belief that nothing other than matter exists.

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Nationalism is a ideology that emphasizes loyalty and devotion to a certain nation or a nation state.

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As countries start to go through industrialization people would start to support their own country by working. As countries became more advanced more people became supportive of their country.

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Colonialism is the practice of a country having control over another region. Regions under the power of another country are known as colonies, and the dominant country is known as the Mother Country. The main purpose of colonialism is for the Mother Country to economically exploit from the colony.

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History - Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans (1815), encouraged Nationalist ideals to boost America's sense of superiority of Great Britain.

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Imperialism is the expansion of the influence of a country's power using diplomacy or military. Its main goal is to make the country less vulnerable and have more influence over a certain area of land (continents, other countries, seas, etc.)

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During the Industrial Revolution, there was a huge rise of technology and other materials, such as cotton and iron. The demand for materials was so high, and this led to communism as this led everyone to receive the same benefits. As people were becoming more materialistic, this boosted the economy but also resulted in some people wanting an economic system change.

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Germany- Unlike the British German colonialism started later Germany. In south west Africa came together with Cameroon, Togo, and Tanzania these were all German Colonies in Africa.

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The 1950's is known as one of the times where America was the most materialistic. The Great Depression had ended a little over a decade before, and WW2 had just ended, bringing economical growth to America. This growth as well as an increase in television and advertisements caused a boom in consumerism. This set the stage for the modern "American Dream".

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Neo-colonialism is the process of influencing or controlling a country - normally former dependencies - through economics, politics, culture, etc., instead of the traditional way to conquer a country through war.

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Colonialism was important towards industrialization and vice versa because colonies could be used as a source of resources and raw materials which helped a nation advance. These materials could be used for a variety of different things as well.

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As countries industrialize, many prices lower, meaning that the country is able to get cheaper things from their colonies, which would encourage them to gain more colonies.

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As industrialization is the process through which nations develop and advance on a widespread scale, neo-colonialism helps contibute to that process. As countries influenced other countries, the influenced countries had to provide for the influencer country. While it didn't do much for the lower country, the country in power benefited economically and industrialized on a wider scale. The economic pressure on the lesser country is what helps fuel the industrialization of the greater country.

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Annexation of Hawaii in 1898 - allowed the United States to gain control of all ports, buildings, harbors, military equipment, and public property that belonged to Hawaii

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One example of neo-colonialism is Francafrique which was made by close relationships between France and it's former african colonies.

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One example of imperialism is when the british empire formed colonies in conquered parts of north america in order to maintain a military prescence and cultural influence