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The second Great Awakening tried to convert nonbelievers to Christianity ( Option B), mainly through revivals which stressed the point of salvation.
Emperor Taizu set the policy that most of the governing officials should beConfucian literati who passed the imperial exam, which was known as the Keju examination in ancient China. Thanks to this policy, many ordinary people became officials by studying hard.
Hello there! Britain shifted from colonialism to imperialism because colonialism became too costly to maintain. The problems with colonialism included:
• Too costly/expensive. The damages of WWII (World War II) left Britain in massive debt, and many motives were present that influenced the rise of imperialism
• Giving up too much power. Britain, by participating in colonialism, was seizing their power simply because they and their rivals were in some sort of a competition for territory claims.
• Racial preferences. Britain transferred to colonialism due to what was called ‘Anglo-Saxon Superiority.’ This is exactly what it seems like; the early British highly favored racial superiority for Anglo-Saxons.
• Militia. The British military was thriving when switching to imperialism; a strong and powerful military was forming. With that came expense.
Britain shifted from colonialism to imperialism because colonialism became too costly to maintain. Hope this helps!