The Causes of Imperialism in the 19th Century

Christianity is a sort of "evangelical" religion. In other words, believers must spread their religion to others.

In order to promote the development of the Western Europe economy, merchants need rubber, ivory, gold and other metals from Africa

In politics, the rulers believe that having overseas colonies is a competition to compete worldwide power and reputation.

I read the English alphabet of 1899. Then explain your conclusion about their culture. What are they worth? What do they think about themselves?

Introduction of transportation and communication technologies such as pharmaceuticals, hospitals, telegraphs and railways

What is the reason for the new imperialism in the 19th century? How is it different from the initial expansion in Europe? Early expansion in Europe was mainly an economic desire to expand the territory and wealth of the country. This 19th century new imperialism is a competition to prevent territories other than Europe from hindering their competition from becoming advantageous. It is necessary to supply fuel to industrial plants that emerged during the Industrial Revolution. Europeans need raw materials from the east and pioneer new trade markets to ship the products they produce.

Imperialists in the late nineteenth century European powers (I think that I should also include the United States) are closely related to the industrialization of that age. The source of cheap raw materials, the need for new markets for the sale of products and the need to protect these acquisitions take into account the imperialism at the end of the 19th century. As industrial production becomes the focus of the European economy, demand for cheap raw material sources is rising. Inexpensive sources of raw materials will bring greater profitability to manufacturers. Many of the raw materials required by European countries are in other parts of the world and can be obtained cheaply through the process of colonization of these areas.

How will industrialization affect the emergence of European imperialism in the second half of the 19th century?