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Explain ONE economic motivation behind Europeans imperialism in the 19th century
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Explain ONE economic motivation behind Europeans imperialism in the 19th century

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One economic motivation behind the European imperialism of the 19th century was obtaining raw materials. They also gained markets for manufactured products. The colonized people equaled slaves and low wage labor.
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