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COLONIALISM
vs. IMPERIALISM
THE DEFINITION

THE DIFFERENCE

THE EXAMPLES

The Definition
COLONIALISM
the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political
control over another country, occupying it with settlers,
and exploiting it economically.
creating colonies along with ruling the existingindigenous
people of styled "new territories".

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IMPERIALISM
a policy of extending a country's power, authority,
influence and territory through diplomacy or military force
an unequal human and territorial relationship, usually in
the form of an empire which involves control of one state
or people over another.

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The Difference
Colonialism should not be confused with
imperialism.
Colonialism is nothing more than development for
settlement or commercial intentions. It is the establishment,
expansion and control ofone territory which will be called
their colonies by people from another territory.

The Difference
Some of the main reasons of colonialism:

The Difference
Imperialism operates from the center, it is a state policy,
and is developed for ideological as well as economical
reasons. It is the policy of extending rule over acquired
dependencies.

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Some of the main reasons of imperialism:

The Difference
The other reason of imperialism is colonialism.
Colonialism is one of the strategies of imperialism.
Imperialism does always include some form of colonialism,
but colonialism itself does not automatically imply
imperialism.
Hence, colonialism can be thought to be a practice and
imperialism as the idea driving the practice.

The Difference
Another difference of the two is that:
Colonialism is building...
Colonies- a country or area under the full or partial political
control of another country, typically a distant one, and
occupied by settlers from that country.

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Imperialism is building
Empires- an extensive group of states or countries under a
single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or
empress.

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Countries that practiced imperialism:
Great Britain

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France

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Japan

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America

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Their activities and affected countries:

SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA

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OPEN DOOR POLICY in China

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THE GREAT GAME in Persia

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North and South America

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Other Parts of Asia

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ADVANTAGES/GOOD EFFECTS

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DISADVANTAGES/BAD EFFECTS

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