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What were the social motives for imperialism?
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What were the social motives for imperialism?

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ECONOMIC. The Industrial Revolution encouraged Imperialism: Factories needed raw materials & colonies provided these AND a market for the goods made.

POLITICAL. -To protect. European.

MILITARY. National Security-to. protect the mother.

CULTURAL. Social Darwinism- strongest society will.

RELIGIOUS. Missionary.

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