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- - - - Asia
      - Oceania
      - Africa
    - - United States
      - Japan
      - European powers
  - - - Manchuria
      - Korea
  - - - Central Asia
      - Siberia
- - - - Competition
      - First World War cause
      - Climate tension
    - - Leading war sometimes
      - Why?
        
        Economic value
        
        Their strategic
      - Domination objective
  - - - Rapid popualtion growth
      - Resources insufficient
        
        Cause
        
        Poverty
        
        Starvation
        
        Can't maintain population
      - Decrease mortality rate
        
        Vaccination introduced
        
        Hygiene improvements
    - - Especially in European countries
      - Lessned by emigration
  - - - Demographic
      - Social
      - Economic
      - Cultural
      - Political
    - - Some still evident today
      - Differents for colinising countries
  - - - Continued until nowadays
      - Colonis considered themselves superior
    - - Imposed Western culture
      - Relegated second-class status
        
        Indigenous people
        
        Their culture
  - - - Dolonising country dominated market
      - Could not compete
        
        Gradually dissappeared
        
        With manufactured products
    - - Focused on
        
        Exporting products
        
        Importing
      - Exaples
        
        Railways
        
        Ports
    - - Establish crop plantation
      - Displaced tribes
      - Imposition
        
        Single crop
        
        Extraction economy
      - Indigenous people without tradition
    - - Economy dependence
      - Huge differences origin
      - Organised unequally
        
        Colonising countries control trade
        
        Valuable resources explotation
- - - - Invest capital
      - Find
        
        Energy cheap sources
        
        New raw materials sources
        
        Sell manufactured products
    - - France
      - Germany
  - - - Colonial empire part
      - Became colonies
    - - 20th century
      - 19th century
    - - Economic explotation
      - Political control
  - - - Emigrations to look for work
      - Unenployment high level
    - - Discover
        
        Animals
        
        Minerals
        
        Plants
      - Geographical expeditions
    - - Armed conflict mobilited
      - Control strategic locations
    - - Help indigenous society
      - Duty bring
        
        Christian values
        
        European culture
- - - - Organised
        
        What?
        
        Military commanders
        
        Administration
        
        Who?
        
        The governos
        
        High-level civil servants
      - Control indigenous rebellions
      - Europeans small groups executed
    - - Supply colonising power
        
        Sources of energy
        
        Raw materials
      - Bought manufactured products
      - Involved
        
        Indigenous population
        
        Natural resources explotation
    - - Colonising power
      - Military advantage over
        
        Countries
        
        People
  - - - Population majority emigrants
      - Enjoyed govermental autonomy
      - Socio-economic value
      - Examples (British control)
        
        Australia
        
        New Zealand
        
        Canada
    - - Indigenous population maintened
        
        Administration
        
        Goverment
      - Colonising power
        
        Control foreign policy
        
        Area defence
        
        Supervision indigenous
      - Strategic interest areas
      - Examples
        
        Egypt
        
        Great Britain
        
        Morocco
        
        France
        
        Spain
    - - White minority
        
        Exploited area economically
        
        Governed indigenous population
      - India
        
        Great Britain possession
        
        Explotation colony
      - Economic value
  - - - Economic control
      - Territorial control
      - Political control
    - - Limited goods exchange
      - When?
        
        16th century
        
        17th century
        
        15th century