Remodeling of Democracy for Afro-Asian NationsAllied Publishers, 1962 - 347 páginas |
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... colonies , parti- cularly in the continents of Asia and Africa . Thus one can say that capitalism gave birth to colonialism , but it was imperialism which like a wet nurse nursed it for rapid growth . This colonialism and its effects ...
... colonies , parti- cularly in the continents of Asia and Africa . Thus one can say that capitalism gave birth to colonialism , but it was imperialism which like a wet nurse nursed it for rapid growth . This colonialism and its effects ...
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... colonies regarding them as a direct source of wealth for the home country through the importa- tion of precious metals and colonial products , while sending the minimum goods in exchange . During this phase the colonies were more ...
... colonies regarding them as a direct source of wealth for the home country through the importa- tion of precious metals and colonial products , while sending the minimum goods in exchange . During this phase the colonies were more ...
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... colonies when both the continents of Asia and Africa were completely brought under colonial exploi- tation . The shameless scramble for colonies by imperial powers took another grave turn in this century and inevitably led to two global ...
... colonies when both the continents of Asia and Africa were completely brought under colonial exploi- tation . The shameless scramble for colonies by imperial powers took another grave turn in this century and inevitably led to two global ...
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