What impact did industrialization have on imperialism? a) an increase in production led to the need for new land to build factories in foregone territories c) increased production led to a surplus in manufactured goods and in a need for more customers d) competing european countries believed that conquering other territories would provide them with no more citizens to tax

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Camden Cisneros

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29 July, 13:53

What impact did industrialization have on imperialism? a) an increase in production led to the need for new land to build factories in foregone territories c) increased production led to a surplus in manufactured goods and in a need for more customers d) competing european countries believed that conquering other territories would provide them with no more citizens to tax

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Chad Neal · Answer 1

The correct option is C) increased production led to a surplus in manufactured goods and in a need for more customers

Explanation:

Imperialism can be described as a word which is used when an industrialized nation takes over a non-industrialized nation.

The major reason for imperialism to occur is because industrialized countries need more people who will buy their products so that the economy can be raised. Imperialism also occurs for the need of materials from a different place. The powerful industrialized nation dominated the political, cultural, and economic affairs of the non-industrialized nations they conquered.