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imperialism1826, "advocacy of empire, devotion to imperial interests," originally in a Napoleonic context, also of Rome and of British foreign policy; from imperial + -ism. At times in British usage (a [..]
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imperialismpolicy of imposing influence through military force, economic dominance, or diplomacy.
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imperialisma policy of extending your rule over foreign countries a political orientation that advocates imperial interests any instance of aggressive extension of authority (imperialistic) of or relating to imp [..]
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imperialismImperialism is a political and economic system where powerful nations seek to conquer and rule smaller regions, transferring them into colonies and exploiting their land, resources and people for prof [..]
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imperialismThe policy of extending control or authority over foreign territory, particularly through the creation of an empire.
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imperialismImperialism in Canada was rooted in their economic, military and political connections to Britain. Confederation in Canada occurred in 1867, gaining Canada the title of Dominion. As a Dominion Britain [..]
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imperialismThe establishing of colonial empires in which domination is political and/or economic.
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imperialismSee Colonialism.
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imperialismThe extension of power and rule beyond established geographical boundaries.
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imperialism"the policy of extending the control or authority over foreign entities as a means of acquisition and/or maintenance of empires, either through direct territorial control or through indirect [..]
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imperialismThe actions and attitudes of a country that dominates distant territories. Often associated with dominant metropolitan centres. Contrasts with colonialism.
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imperialismAn unequal relationship usually
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imperialismImperialism refers to the policy of extending a nation's authority by extending trade, economics, military defense, or other political interests. It is the creation and maintenance of unequal eco [..]
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imperialism The process by which one state (or other entity) creates, expands or defends its political or economic dominance over others, especially the domination by Europe of much of the rest of the world d [..]
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imperialismThe pursuit of territorial and political domination of foreign lands and peoples (building an “empire”), known since ancient history but reaching its greatest extent in the late phase of European colo [..]
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imperialism(n) a policy of extending your rule over foreign countries(n) a political orientation that advocates imperial interests(n) any instance of aggressive extension of authority
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imperialismThe process of empire-building associated with the colonial system.
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imperialismA policy of extending the rule of a nation or empire over foreign nations or of taking and holding foreign colonies by forceful conquest.
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imperialismFew subjects of such conspicuous historical importance have so consistently escaped lucid theoretical exposition as imperialism. The neoclassical economists ...
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imperialism
The policy of forcefully extending a nation's authority by territorial gain or by the establishment of economic and political dominance over other nations.
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