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How did imperialism become associated with social Darwinism

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    Social Darwinism was a sociological theory popular in late nineteenth-century Europe and the United States. It merged Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection and Herbert Spencer's sociological theories to justify imperialism, racism, and laissez-faire (i. e. conservative) social and economic policies.
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