Econimic Growth Movement Analysis

In my opinion after reading the documents, I see the econimic growth as one of the most important factors and most convincing reasons for the expansion. In the documents you see that a lot of counntries were in hardships at the time. Even with this hardships those lands were very fertal and had a lot of promis as stated in "Joseph Chamberlain 's) Speach on page (257). With this factor you can see why econimic growth will be a important factor in bringing these lands back from the dead and the lands that are already in power the abillity to maintain jobs and econimic growth for years to come.

There were six man arguements to the expansion. The first arguement states that gaining political power will put them in the books for life allowing …show more content…
Even though they dont only talk about power, they all have the main factor of econimic and agurigicular success. The ones that convince the most would be (Joseph Chamberlain) The Speach of the West Birmingham Relief Association, with its arguement on needing jobs and how they can be aquired by the expansion allowing for more demand for goods; (Jules Ferry) Appeal to the French to Build the Second Colonial Empire, with its point on gaining Social stability by expanding inorder to have a outlet for its goods, and (John G. Paton) Letter to James Services Urging British Possession of the New …show more content…
As stated in Joseph Chamerlains Speach "in order to show what ought to be done, and may be done, in order to secure employement in our people. I will take the cause of a country called Uganda...Uganda is a most fertile country. It contains every variety of climate; in a larger portion of its European colonisation is perffectly feasible.(257) They use this to their advantage and talk about building a train track allowing the trading of goods. This would help both sides allowing for economic success for both