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Cindy you bring up great points. I too feel that imperialism has helped many individuals become more civilized. Imperialism allowed for furthering education, economic growth, and the list continues. There has been many benefits when it comes to imperialism.According to Brower, D., & Sanders, T (2014) "Nineteenth-century Western empires shared important characteristics unique to the age of new imperialism.Each was home to a relatively advanced economy that incorporated the technological skills and productive factories of the Industrial Revolution." In regards to the post underneath by the professor civilized is defined by Webster (2016) as "marked by well-organized laws and rules about how people behave with each other; polite, reasonable,

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