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- - - - Germany and Great Britain
      - to look for new markets outside Europe
        
        find cheap sources of energy
        
        find new sources of raw materials
        
        sell manufactured goods and invest capital
  - - - governments encouraged emigration to the colonies
      - the use of machinery
    - - required geographic expeditions
    - - strategic locations
        
        to gain greater security and mobility
- - - - colonial empires
- - - - It included large areas in
        
        north-west Africa and the island of Madagascar
        
        South-East Asia
        
        French New Guinea and some islands in the Caribbean
    - - in Latin America, --> in Panama, Cuba and Puerto Rico
      - didn't allow the European countries to colonise there
    - - had begun to establish colonies
      - Its most important possessions were in India and Australia
      - occupied almost all of East Africa
    - - concentrated on Siberia and Central Asia
      - was defeated by the Japanese
- - - - except for in America
      - wanted completed political, economic and territorial control
      - was limited to an exchange of goods
    - - Political and administrative control
        
        military commanders
        
        controled indigenous rebellions
      - Organisation of the colonial economy
        
        to supply raw materials and sources of energy
        
        exploitation of
        
        the natural resources and the indigenous population
      - Occupation by conquest
        
        military advantage
    - - Settler colonies
        
        had a socio-economic value
        
        Canada, Australia and New Zealand
        
        under British control
      - Protectorates
        
        areas of strategic interest
        
        under the supervision of the colonising power
        
        Morocco was a protectorate of France and Spain
      - Exploitation colonies
        
        had economic value
        
        India was an exploitation colony of Great Britain
- - - - for dominion of territories
      - sometimes leading to war
      - one of the causes of the First World War
  - - - disappeared
      - couldn't compete with the colonists' manufactured products
    - - focused on importing and exporting products
    - - indigenous people without their traditional resources
    - - economic dependence of the colonies
        
        on their colonising country
  - - - Fashoda Incident (Sudan,1898)
      - Boer War (1899–1902)
      - Berlin Conference (1884–1885)