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World History Homework Ten Answers - Student Thirteen (view source)
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Extending the influence of a country or business by conquering/settling an area, or by exerting economic, and or, political influence over an area. The four patterns imperialism usually took were:
Extending the influence of a country or business by conquering/settling an area, or by exerting economic, and or, political influence over an area. The four patterns imperialism usually took were:
1. Establishing colonies, in which the area is ruled by the mother country, and protected by it.
1. Establishing colonies, in which the area is ruled by the mother country, and protected by it.
2. Establishing protectorates, in which the protectorate has its own government, but is protected by the more powerful country.
2. Establishing protectorates, in which the protectorate has its own government, but is protected by the more powerful country.
3. “Spheres of influence”, a less direct form of imperialism, in which the country had special trading privileges in the “sphere of influence”.
3. “Spheres of influence”, a less direct form of imperialism, in which the country had special trading privileges in the “sphere of influence”.
4. “Economic imperialism”, in which a business exerts influence over a region.