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    Capitalism

    What is Capitalism?

    Capitalism
    Characteristics
    Private Ownership Individual Rights Profit Motive Competition Unregulated Supply and Demand Less/No Government Intervention

    Capitalism
    Positive Aspects of Capitalism :
    To own private property. Right to gain wealth & compete in the market. Promotes growing economy Earn money based on the importance of their role in the society Encourages people to contribute to the economy

    Imperialism
    What is Imperialism?

    Imperialism
    Motives of
    Imperialism
    Economic.
    Desire to make money. To expand & control foreign trade. To create new product for the market. To acquire raw materials & Cheap labour. To compete for investment & resources. To export Industrial technology transportation method.

    &

    Imperialism
    Motives of
    Imperialism
    Political.
    Nations desire to gain power to compete with European countries. To expand territory. Exercise military forces. To gain prestige by winning colonies. To boost nations pride & security

    Imperialism
    Motives of
    Imperialism
    Religious.
    Desire to spread christianity. To protect european missionaries in other lands. To spread european values & beliefs. To educate peoples of our culture. To end slave trade in africa.

    Imperialism
    Motives of
    Imperialism
    Exploratory.
    Based on the desire to explore unknown or uncharted territory to conduct scientific research. To conduct medical searches for he causes & treatment of diseases. To go on an adventure & to investigate unknown lands & culture.

    How Old Imperialism Differs From Neo-Imperialism?


    By economics, politics, and the motives they had. Economics: In the "old imperialism" it was about trade. They had an importance with buying off the natives that brought them the goods. They had trading spots along the coast of South Africa and islands by Asia and England. The New Imperialism" is all about money. They went into countries and set up plantations, docks, and factories. They didn't want just trade.

    How Capitalism brings Industrialization & Leads to Neo-Imperialism?


    Need of Vast Raw Material. Cutout the Middle Man by becoming Middle Man. Need of Large Consumer Market.

    Steamship Impact.
    Technological Changes. Warfare Impact.

    Consequences Of Capitalism Which Leads To Neo-Imperialism?


    Rich Variety of Goods & Services. Proper use of Resources. Efficient Production. Increase in Standard of Living. Growth of Enterpreneurship. Wealth & Other Advantages. Influenced Economics, Politics & Social Lives. Colonization. Colonial Economies. Top Priority.

    Case Study : Indias Neo-Imperialism In SouthAfrica


    Practicing Neo-Imperialism in Africa. Not sufficient Cultivable land in Africa. Sharing Indian Experience in every possible sector. Transfer of Knowledge & Technology. Selection Of Indians into their Cabinet. Establishment of Indian Companies. Investment from India Inc. expected to reach US $ 500.

    Case Study Of United States Imperialism To South Africa


    Threats to US from South Africa. People living in USA puts Pressure on Government. Industries in SouthAfrica.

    Development in South Africa.


    Natural Resources. Fruits from South Africa.

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