3. An even less direct form of imperialism was “spheres of influence,” in which the European country had special trading privileges over the region.
3. An even less direct form of imperialism was “spheres of influence,” in which the European country had special trading privileges over the region.
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4. A very known method, commonly usead by the American imperialists in the early 20th century, was to spread their culture to a small country, called Sweden. Therefore they made Sweden a country commonly called "Little America".
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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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5. 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>