Relacionar Columnas Imperialism, war...IVersión en línea Imperialism, war, revolution por Gehistart Artgeo 1 Converting native population to Christianity was used to justify imperialism 2 In some parts, the inhabitants did not have immunity to the diseases brought by the coloniser 3 Britain had a maritime empire so it tried to rule areas along the main sea routes 4 Between 1867 and 1914, it converted from a feudal country with agrarian economy to an industrialised and westernised country. 5 Population grew during the industrial revolution 6 States in the South were in favour of slavery. In the north, slavery had already been abolitionist. 7 European countries looked for areas in which they could invest capital for a greater profit, obtain cheap raw materials and sell their industrial products. 8 Westerners believed the white race was a superior 9 Competition among the great powers to colonise new territories. 10 Western customs spread among indigenous 11 Westward expansion Acculturation Demographic impact Religious factors United States United States (Civil War) Ideological factors Political factors Political factors (territories) Economic factors Migration Meiji Era
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