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Imperialism in the 1900s
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    Posted: 04-Apr-2005 at 12:09
I have an history project on Imperialism. We need to write a paper about if we think Imeperialism is good or bad. i was wondering your thoughts on this since this seems like a site that has many people who know a lot about history. thanks!
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Just the once was enough really, but i'll move this to the 'Modern History' forum and leave a link, and lock the other one.
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Imperialism is the root cause of most of the difficulties and violence in Africa, the Middle East,  and various other places today.  When the Europeans gave these countries there independance they payed no heed to preexisting ethnic and religious groups.  This forced togetherness has lead to countless wars, including the current situation in Sudan.
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See the other post about imperialism...and are you saying that colonialism was unjustified, or merely that is was often bad for the conquered, which is beyond contention?
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