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Americans justified imperialistic behavior by: Claiming that it was their responsibility. Americans and Europeans both claimed that it was their responsibility as superior races to uplift, civilize and Christianize native peoples. This was known as the White Mans Burden and was based upon the ideas of social Darwinism.
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England began imposing taxes on the colonists to pay off debts.
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England was victorious during the French and Indian Wars, and obtained several territories of what used to be New France.
However, the victory in the war came at a great expense, and the British crown was essentially bankrupt. For this reason, the monarch decided to levy new taxes on the American Colonies, some of those, very expensive and arbitrary, like the stamp tax.
This angered the American colonists, who demanded no taxation without representation in the British Parliament, and was one of the leading events of the American Revolutionary War.
The main reason why some people hoped to establish utopian communities during the 19th century is because industrialization had led to widespread abuse of laborers, and many people thought it would be possible to create a more "perfect" society in which people worked together and were not mistreated.
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A Described a fictional ideal society
