Titlebook: British Imperialism; Robert Johnson Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 Britain.British rule.

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Marine Oil and Gas Exploration in China. In the second half of the nineteenth century, America and Russia stepped up the colonisation of their vast hinterlands. Even apparently moribund older empires such as Portugal and China renewed their imperialist drive, the Portuguese in Africa and the Chinese in Xinjiang. The world in 1900 was a world of empires.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3752-5 the Second World War, Britain’s imperial resources were scattered across the globe, and the Empire was forced to defend itself against three major military powers. The priority, particularly after the fall of Europe, was the defence of the United Kingdom.

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What were the motives and effects of colonisation and migration?, settlers were the agents of British civilisation who took with them British tastes and values. Marc Ferro wrote: ‘colonization was the ‘power’ of a people to “reproduce” itself in different spaces’.. It was the emphasis on being able to dominate, and to retain a distinct identity that made colonisation distinct from immigration.

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Colonial discourse: was there an ideology of imperialism?,ng by a series of ‘constructions’ (such as literary devices, language or vocabulary). Moreover, there was, it seemed, a hidden agenda: the inventions of these truths was motivated by a desire to construct power positions over other peoples.

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What effect did the Second World War have on British imperialism?, the Second World War, Britain’s imperial resources were scattered across the globe, and the Empire was forced to defend itself against three major military powers. The priority, particularly after the fall of Europe, was the defence of the United Kingdom.