Imperialism Came In A Viscous Protest During The Early 1900s

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Imperialism came in a viscous roar throughout the 1900s creating a stir of trouble all while leaving great progress. A time where people were starting to trade more efficiently. When they started taking and improving the land they discovered out on a voyage. The time of imperialism was a time when people came together from different parts of the world and combined their ideas or became independent and made their own. The new comers used the land and its goods to change the ways of most of the people already living there.

In the early 1900 the new settlers used the new colonist. They were more advanced at their old land and coming to the new land they saw the opportunity to have someone else do the work. Like in document 1 and document 3 they did this and some. In document 1 the original people who lived in the nation ended up helping the colonist move on in civilization rather than focusing on their own progress. Basically the same thing happened in document 3, the empire builders were pretty much the supporting parts to build the empire, including the businessmen and bankers. Though even with the all the ways they used the first settlers or people lower than them those people learned more about moving up on their own and became more independent than everyone else.

You get to read about these realizations in document 5 and 6. In document 5 David Diop realized that his race wasn’t being treated with respect and he was being treated unfairly. In document 6 the African nationalist noticed that the colonies made themselves think they were doing wrong and twisted their minds to think that the right thing was to give it to the colonialism. Becoming more independent and aware of what the colonist was doing they were able to pull themselves up and have minds of their