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Why was Germany and emerging power in the 19th century motivated to participate imperialism

Why was Germany and emerging power in the 19th century motivated to participate imperialism
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Why was Germany and emerging power in the 19th century motivated to participate imperialism

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Because Germany was a relatively new nation that had a very imperialistic king at the time and they were also newly unified (guesstimation)
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