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What was the nature of late 19th century imperialism?

1. A sense of mission to convert the heathen

2. A move to civilize and modernize the downtrodden

3. The sense of adventure

4. A desire to capture and control markets and raw materials

5. A movement of surplus people out of Europe to the colonies

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