How did the imperialism that emerged in the 1800s differ from the old style?

A. It sought to benefit colonizers and colonial regions equally,

B. It permitted colonies to self-govern in exchange for raw materials.

C. It aimed to establish markets for manufactured goods.

D. It centered on trading silver and gold for goods from the colonies.

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Charlie Ewing

23 January, 20:56

How did the imperialism that emerged in the 1800s differ from the old style?

A. It sought to benefit colonizers and colonial regions equally,

B. It permitted colonies to self-govern in exchange for raw materials.

C. It aimed to establish markets for manufactured goods.

D. It centered on trading silver and gold for goods from the colonies.

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Natalee Bernard · Answer 1

old imperialism was about trade, countries just wanted to trade with other countries, so there would be trading posts everywhere around the world. new imperialism was more about the money, they went into countries setting up factories and plantations.