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Empires have been around for thousands of years. How were the empires of the late
nineteenth century "new"?
O They had new technologies, ideas, and beliefs.
They divided people into citizens with rights and subjects with few to no rights.
They were imperialistic and sought to conquer more territory.
They used new methods of maintaining order by encouraging nationalism.



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New Imperialism in the late 19th century was marked by advanced technology, formal territorial incorporation, and resistance to colonial endeavors.


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New Imperialism in the late nineteenth century was characterized by European powers pursuing overseas empires, expanding into Africa and Asia, and incorporating territories into their rule more formally. They used advanced technology for communication, weaponry, and disease prevention to establish dominance globally. The 'civilising mission' and economic incentives were key factors driving imperialism and met with resistance globally.


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