Imperialism and the industrial revolution

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However, the nations of Europe, needing a place to sell goods, used their superior weapons and technology to open up the borders of long closed countries. Creating these "empires" of trade became the new center of attention. As in India, where England eventually exerted complete control over the people there, European nations cut up the world into sections to use for their own gain...
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As in India, where England eventually exerted complete control over the people there, European nations cut up the world into sections to use for their own gain. Individual tribes and nations controlled Africa at one time, but with the arrival of industry Europe and America exerted almost full control over all of Africa...
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