What Factor Does the Textbook Identify as the Strongest Driving

question 27

Multiple Choice

What factor does the textbook identify as the strongest driving motivation behind new imperialism?

• A)control of new markets
• B)the need to test new weapons for European wars
• C)a search for security and power in a period characterized by aggressive nationalism and bitter international rivalries
• D)a desire to spread civilization
• E)moving social problems from Europe to the colonies

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