Industrialization leads to imperialism explain
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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 10 months ago
The industrialisation mainly needs two things:
1. A constant supply of raw material.
2. The consumption of the finished goods at a fast speed.
So, to meet both the needs, the Industrial countries started the search of new countries where industrialisation had not yet reached. As a result of Britain, France, Germany, Japan etc. set-up their colonies in Asia, Africa and South America.
These colonies served them both the purposes i.e. being suppliers of cheap raw materials and easy markets for their finished goods. Hence, it is correct that industrialisation gave birth to imperialism.
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