Secuencia la expansion de las grandes potencias

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Expansión de las grandes potencias europeas.Terminada la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Inglaterra, Francia y alemania eran naciones consideradas desarrolladas ya que habian logrado llevar a cabo el proceso de industrializacion. Este fue uno de los motivos por lo que las potencias desarolladas lograron conquistar mayor cantidad de territorios.
A finales del siglo XIX practicamente todo el continente africano se encontraba en poder de alguna potencia europea.
En Asia, el proceso de colonizacion presentó mayor dificultades para las potencias europeas ya que el nivel de desarrollo de algunos paises alcanzaban a las potencias euròpeas como lo era en el caso de china.
No obstante la ocupacion en Asia fue política y Económica, manteniendo la autonomía cultural.
Los estados asiáticos se dieron cuenta que las potencias europeas se estaban debilitando, impulsando su propia independencia.
<span>Ante esta situacion comenzó a surgir un conflicto belico entre las naciones.</span>

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