Imperialism 2
Imperialism is the policy or practice of extending national power over other states or areas, often by annexing territory. The term imperialism is most commonly identified with 19th-century colonialism and the carving of the globe into "spheres of influence" by the European powers due to many changes brought by the Industrial Revolution and nationalism. It has existed in every age of history from ancient times like the Zhou (Chou) and Qin (Ch'in) dynasties in China (1027-206 B.C.), the Maurya in India (321-185 B.C.) that provide early examples of empire building, Athens, which also provide early examples by trying to establish political and military power over the Greek city-states that led to its ultimate defeat in the Peloponnesian War (431-404 B.C.), and other Roman empires to World War I and II when it took over in a new form. Just like other world powers, it also had many positive and negative effects on the world. The positive effects were long-term effects that helped the different areas of the world to become more advance and have power. On Africa, an introduction to new European medicine improved nutrition by increasing the life span of Africans, leading to an expansion of population. The positive ef
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