Which three factors were part of European Imperialism?

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bogdanovich [222]3 years ago

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Which three factors were part of European Imperialism? The three are, 1). the need to expand even after the frontier had vanished, 2). the growing importance of foreign trade to the American economy and 3). the desire to compete with European empires for power.

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