Imperialism Practice Gateway History tends to repeat itself under different circumstances, but with results that ultimately resemble each other. This is evident in the era of imperialism and its global impact. The patterns, whether they're in the economy or politics of each victim of imperialism act as the proof in the pudding. The effects of imperialism are two sides of the same coin having a positive or negative impact. The industrial revolution would bring about all sorts of change and in a sense promote imperialism and whether it's a trigger or a result of expanding your nation you'll certainly find yourself with new inventions and discoveries along the way. Imperialism is the cause for a lot of things in the world which we're grateful
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A part of what I'm discussing would be the Industrial revolution. This period was about translating our methods over from agriculture to mass production through manufacturing our goods in factories and something leaning more towards the heavy industry. This new way of doing things brought its own problems. We needed more space and more supplies so the civilians could live better. We continued to grow and were focusing on manufacturing things, but our life force remained dependent on food and raw materials from foreign lands (Document A). So we needed to buy these supplies, but could only do so with money from selling our goods(Document A). As (Document B) suggest, a better form of transportation was practically necessary since we're mass producing things in this industrial age and we'd need to resupply more often. In order to simplify the amount of work we would have to take over more land including land already owned by people and use them to manage the goods and supply ourselves. Basically taking in people as slaves to do our dirty work. This would be an act of imperialism with an economic motive and that's how the industrial revolution acted as fuel to this imperialism …show more content…
Our new inventions didn't stop with steam engine according to Document C. The next documented big discovery would be the use of anesthesia during surgery in 1940. This is relatively early and the continuation of this type of progress until the first airplane in 1903 just goes to show that this was a time of great innovation. The thing about this is that as these countries are spending money to fund these creations they need still need revenue. It was another case of an economic motive for imperialism. For the sake of capital surplus and surplus goods to satisfy the needs of the people living in their home region they had to expand and explore. Although, the process of imperialism leads one to believe that this was also a case of imperialism motivated by Ideological motives as well, and this is because of the process of imperialism. We have to travel and see the status of the societies around the world and so those in a better position will have a form of pity in which they bring their advanced societies equipment into their world. Those who partook in imperialism would make It their responsibility to modernize neighboring ancient
A part of what I'm discussing would be the Industrial revolution. This period was about translating our methods over from agriculture to mass production through manufacturing our goods in factories and something leaning more towards the heavy industry. This new way of doing things brought its own problems. We needed more space and more supplies so the civilians could live better. We continued to grow and were focusing on manufacturing things, but our life force remained dependent on food and raw materials from foreign lands (Document A). So we needed to buy these supplies, but could only do so with money from selling our goods(Document A). As (Document B) suggest, a better form of transportation was practically necessary since we're mass producing things in this industrial age and we'd need to resupply more often. In order to simplify the amount of work we would have to take over more land including land already owned by people and use them to manage the goods and supply ourselves. Basically taking in people as slaves to do our dirty work. This would be an act of imperialism with an economic motive and that's how the industrial revolution acted as fuel to this imperialism …show more content…
Our new inventions didn't stop with steam engine according to Document C. The next documented big discovery would be the use of anesthesia during surgery in 1940. This is relatively early and the continuation of this type of progress until the first airplane in 1903 just goes to show that this was a time of great innovation. The thing about this is that as these countries are spending money to fund these creations they need still need revenue. It was another case of an economic motive for imperialism. For the sake of capital surplus and surplus goods to satisfy the needs of the people living in their home region they had to expand and explore. Although, the process of imperialism leads one to believe that this was also a case of imperialism motivated by Ideological motives as well, and this is because of the process of imperialism. We have to travel and see the status of the societies around the world and so those in a better position will have a form of pity in which they bring their advanced societies equipment into their world. Those who partook in imperialism would make It their responsibility to modernize neighboring ancient