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Imperialism is a policy of extending a country's power _______ and influence through diplomacy or, in the late-18th and 19th centuries, _______.

• territory

• economically

• culturally

• scientifically

Consumed much of Europe, Japan, and Americas during the _______ and _______.

• the 19th and 20th centuries

• the 18th and 19th centuries

• the 17th and 18th centuries

• the 16th and 17th centuries

Industrialized nations seek resources from _______ parts of the world.

• less developed

• urban

• industrialized

• populated

Create colonies in Asia, Africa, and Pacific and _______ the native people.

• subjugate

• liberate

• educate

• ignore

The imperial countries _______ every aspect of political, economic, and social life of whomever they take over.

• control

• ignore

• disrupt

• neglect

Extreme _______ so extreme that one feels a superiority over other cultures, countries.

• superiority

• inferiority

• neutrality

• equality

Imperialism was supported by many _______ at the time.

• politicians

• farmers

• artists

• scientists

A _______ version of Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. Stronger nations will _______ weaker ones; only the strong survive.

• survival of the fittest

• natural selection

• adaptation

• genetic drift

Paternalism: stronger nations had an _______ to care for a weaker nation.

• obligation

• opportunity

• desire

• interest

The policy of one culture being _______ by another. In this case, the weaker culture would give up their _______ and adapt to the stronger nation.

• assimilated; traditions

• dominated; language

• overpowered; customs

• subjugated; beliefs