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Imperialism is often criticized for its selfishness (see Nationalism), although in some aspects subject peoples have benefited.
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'''Imperialism''' is one nation attempting to control another people, typically because they want more land, power and control for their country.
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'''Imperialism''' is one nation attempting to control another people, typically because they want more land, power and control for their country. Imperialism is often criticized for its selfishness (see [[Nationalism]]), although in some aspects subject peoples have benefited.
    
Europeans used four patterns in their imperialism:
 
Europeans used four patterns in their imperialism:
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3. An even less direct form of imperialism was “[[sphere of influence|spheres of influence]],” in which the European country had special trading privileges over the region.
 
3. An even less direct form of imperialism was “[[sphere of influence|spheres of influence]],” in which the European country had special trading privileges over the region.
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4. Finally, there was “economic imperialism,” whereby the outside influence was exerted not by a country but by a private business over a region.<ref>http://www.conservapedia.com/World_History_Lecture_Ten</ref>
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4. Finally, there was “economic imperialism,” whereby the outside influence was exerted not by a country but by a private business over a region.<ref>http://www.conservapedia.com/World_History_Lecture_Ten</ref
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==see also==
 
==see also==
  
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