Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

IMPERIALISM, WORLD IN 1914, THE WORLD IN 1914:, image, image, image,…

- - - - They decided how Africa would be divided amongst the European power
    - - From Egypt to cape town
- - - - economic, political and cultural aspects
  - - - controlling economic matters
      - controlling foreign relations
      - not to intervence in matters of local politics
  - - - new population of European origin
- - - - The way in which territories were divided, especially in Africa
      - Based on the interests of the occupying powers and not on local factors
      - Divided tribes and ethnic groups or joining them together
    - - Colonies specialised in producing cheap raw materials
      - Mother countries manufactured and sold industrial products of higher added value
    - - Atrocities like the genocide in the Belgian Congo
      - Furthermore, colonisation severely altered the social structure of the indigenous populations.
      - Resulted in the breakdown of the traditional tribal society.
    - - Medicine, law and administration
      - Due to racial discrimination under colonial rule, not everybody enjoyed these benefits.