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Which was NOT used to justify European imperialism in the late nineteenth century? A) The philosophy of Karl Marx, B) a belief in European superiority, C) a new wave of Nationalism, or D) social Darwinism
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Which was NOT used to justify European imperialism in the late nineteenth century? A) The philosophy of Karl Marx, B) a belief in European superiority, C) a new wave of Nationalism, or D) social Darwinism

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A) The philosophy of Karl Marx,

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The philosophy of Karl Marx was not used to justify European Imperialism whereas European superiority allowed other races to be seen as sub-human, as did social Darwinism as there were theories produced to suggest the white race was genetically superior (where the term Caucasian came from).
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