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The Japanese Empire was the first empire to significantly expand in East Asia and challenge the global dominance of Western empires.

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"Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism."

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New Imperialism refers to the age of European empires pursuing colonies covering most of the globe, such as those of Britain, France and Belgium.

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According to Vladimir Lenin, Imperialism can be defined the latest stage of capitalism, as economic rivalries are inevitably manifested in military confrontations.

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Japan was an imperial power within the East Asian region rather than globally. While, European nations were global imperial powers, looking to expand globally for more power. 

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Japan was an imperial power within the East Asian region rather than globally. While, European nations were global imperial powers, looking to expand globally for more power. 

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Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism

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Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism

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in the late 19th century when European Empires were expanding through imperialism. 

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in the late 19th century when European Empires were expanding through imperialism. 

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the desire for a nation to expand beyond their original territory for greater power. In simple terms, land = power; therefore, expand for more power.

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the desire for a nation to expand beyond their original territory for greater power. In simple terms, land = power; therefore, expand for more power.

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A country or empire taking power through colonisation

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A country or empire taking power through colonisation

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they were focused solely on territory in their vicinity rather than in corners of the globe

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the late 19th cent, Imperial powers in a scramble to dominate the parts of the planet not yet colonised

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The extension of a nation's authority by territorial acquisition or by the establishment of economic and political dominance over other nations.

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European imperialism in the late 19th century, which differed from earlier European mercantile imperialism in that it was more state-lead.

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The main difference between the two is that while the European powers went on expeditions far from home in search of new territory, the Japanese mainly focused on territory in their near vicinity.

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Lenin - |"Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism"

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Mainly in the late 19th century, when territorial expansion is at it's greatest.

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Imperialism could be described as a policy of expansionism and conquest, with the aim of securing access to and domination of people, territory and resources for the benefit of the imperial centre.

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power of one state over another, through force or other means

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'Imperialism, the Latest (Highest) Stage of Capitalism'

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a large-scale empirical expansion undertaken by many European countries, notably Britain, France, Spain, Belgium.

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the formal or informal projection of power of one state over another (or several others). This projection can take many forms, some of which are explicit and some of which may be viewed as subjectively imperialistic.

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Imperialism is the projection of power through military force to subjugate another state or ethnicity. Subjugation is not only implemented through military power but also through Imposing, cultural, religious, economic, and ideologically components from the oppressor onto the subjugated target.

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The complete domination of a nation by another country

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The late 19th century expansion if European countries, but led by France and Britain

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"The New Imperialism" refers to countries like Britain and France, who sought expansion during the late 19th and early 20th century.

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Imperialism can be seen as the exertion of dominance by one country over another.

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Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism

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Japanese imperialism was technically, like most European imperialism, carried out across maritime boundaries. However, despite the ability to conquer overseas territories, the Japanese limited themselves to a relatively discrete geographic area.

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Lenin's book on imperialism was titled Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism.

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"New Imperialism" refers refers to the late-19th- and early-20th-century expansion of European empires epitomized by the "Scramble for Africa."

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Imperialism is the domination of one country or people by another for any reason.

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Japanese imperialism differs to European imperialism as the focus was on their immediate surrounding countries and not on distant continents such as South America or Africa

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Imperialism: The latest state of communism

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late 19th century to early 20th century where many European empires attempted to dominate as much of the world as possible - led by the British, Spanish and French

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Imperialism can be understood as the domination from one state over another - expanding its claim of territory from original for power, resources etc.

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Japanese imperialism differs to the European imperialisms that came before it because whilst the European empires sought to colonise others nations far and wide, Japan began by colonising regions close to itself, within East Asia.

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Japan imperialism focused on surrounding areas of South East Asia, whilst European imperialism sought to colonise regions all over the world I.e the UK and Hong Kong

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Imperialism, the highest state of communism

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Refers to the era from 19th century to WW1

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Imperialism can be defined as the expansion of power and influence, usually through forced implement and, in older historic periods, often was identified by an emperor

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Imperialism can be defined as the extension of a country's power and influence through colonisation by use of military force, or other means.

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'The New Imperialism' refers to the period beginning in the late 19th century when Britain and France led the expansion of the European empires to further colonise parts of the globe.

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'Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism'

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Japanese imperialism can be seen as different to its European counterpart in how it was limited to its immediate territories, surrounding the East/South Asia region. They didn't posses colonises in distant places like France and Britain in the Americas or Africa.

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"Imperialism: The Highest (Latest) state of Capitalism"

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New Imperialism alludes to the period following mercantile imperialism, where established European empires such as France and Britain, began to dominate most the globe, through expanding and absorbing peoples, in their quest to create more colonies, most notably in Africa.

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Imperialism can be understood as the domination of one state over another, often involving direct and indirect violence in displacement and expansion, through which ideas of power are projected by said state.

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Whilst Japanese territory did expand to fairly distant regions in the Pacific, their imperial efforts were mainly focused on neighbouring regions with which they had a long history. This differs to European imperialisms which mainly focused on distant continents rather than their neighbours. A result of this was that there was a degree to which Japanese imperialists could invoke pan-Asian rhetoric and notions of cultural and ethnic similarity to attempt to justify their imperial project, something that the Europeans could not do.

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"Imperialism: The Latest Stage of Capitalism"

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'New Imperialism' refers to a period from the late 19th to early 20th century characterized by European attempts to divide and dominate the world, culminating in the First World War.

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Imperialism can be defined as the formal or informal projection of power by one state over others.

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One difference between Japanese Imperialism, and European Imperialism, is that there were rare overlaps of the nation-states annexed by each, with exceptions such as that of Taiwan, as part of a Dutch colony prior to having been annexed by Japan.

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Lenin’s book about imperialism is entitled: ‘Imperialism: The Highest(Latest) Stage of Capitalism’.

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‘The New Imperialism’ refers to the period of history, during the late 19th century, early 20th century CE, when there was an accelerated drive for further colonisation of hitherto uncolonised nation-states by the major European powers of the time.

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‘Imperialism’ is when a nation-state expands its territory by subsuming/colonising other nation-states, typically those in close range, thus establishing an 'empire'.

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Japan's expansion was arguably facilitated by the rapid technological expansion following the Meiji restoration. European expansion was aided by the stark differences in power (such as in technology and weaponry) that allowed them to easily overpower the area they were colonising. Technological advancements were not necessarily exclusive or unique to Japan at time.

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"Imperialism - The highest/latest stage of Capitalism".

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'New Imperialism' relates to the period after the mercantile expansion of European powers but before the world wars (i.e. late 19th and early 20th century). Many of the major European empires were already established such as British, French and Spanish. It was a period in which countries scrambled for dominance over remaining territory, particularly in Africa.

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Imperialism can be a term used to describe the expansion of a country's borders or territory beyond its origin.