The main features of the British imperialism. I. Colonialism. The main destination of colonies as phenomenon is resources which they can give to metropolis. During of all of English ownership of India

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The main features of the British imperialism. I. Colonialism. The main destination of colonies as phenomenon is resources which they can give to metropolis. During of all of English ownership of India and lands of the “New World” the Whitehall received profit from a lot of goods such as: gold, coffee, tea, spices, sugar, cotton etc. and until 1834 even from slave traffic. II. Maintaining of trade. End of the XIX century it is time of huge monopolies which were in a permanent competition for outlets. Colonies helped to fix the problem. First of all they were the outlets. Secondly, they gave cheep raw and labor force that allowed to make products competitive. III. Inflation and overflow of population. The Wakefieldian reformers believed that England suffered from two "surpluses": one of people and one of capital. The solution of the problem was in immigration and investment. Like wrote P. Sullivan: "long before Hobson and Lenin, liberals had established the connection between the problem of surplus capital and the solution of imperialism." IV. Cultural expansionism. On all of territory of British empire there were main things same for all: law, language, religion and system of governance. British lifestyle frequently displaced local culture and some consequences of this phenomenon you can see almost in all last dominions. V. New system of safety and self-defense. Great Britan actually laid the system of US national security. It supposed necessary to protect a safety of a country outside its territory and sometimes very far away from it. Most illustrative examples were British interventions in Afghanistan caused hypothetical threat of Russia’s invasion into India. VI. The especial ideology and legitimating of violence. After 1870 – Imperialism were starting point which connected different lobbyist’s groups in government and society. Whether jingoists (George Holyoake, Lord Salisbury) or liberal imperialists (John Mill, Lord Rosebery) each of them assumed the policy of imperialism as a most appropriate. And after books of R. Kipling, R. Haggard, and G. Henti many of people believed that they really have to bring white man’s burden to far wild lands. On the whole we can conclude that the British Imperialism based on the two main ideas. Primarily it was natural inequality of people and respectively an inability of some folks to manage them. This conception allowed to British empire to interfere and subjugate other countries. Probably the best expres

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The main features of the British Imperialism.

I. Colonialism. The main destination purpose of the colonies as a phenomenon is the resources which they can give to the metropolis (which metropolis ?). During of all of the English ownership of India and the lands of the “New World” the Whitehall (do you mean the British government?) received profit from a lot of goods such as, gold, coffee, tea, spices, sugar, cotton etc. and until 1834 even from even the slave traffic.

(The Australian colonies were started to accommodate prisoners which were too numerous for Britain to cope with. The British East India Company was a private company who like the companies of today were out to get maximum profits.)

II. Maintaining of trade. At the end of the XIX century it is time of the huge monopolies which were in a permanent competition for outlets. The colonies helped to fix the problem. First of all they were the outlets. Secondly, they gave had a cheep raw and cheap labor force that allowed them to make their products more competitive.

(The colonies produced goods that were previously not available in Britain. Goods like coffee, tea, spices, sugar, cotton, tobacco, etc.)

III. Inflation and overflow of population. The Wakefieldian reformers (I have not heard of the "Wakefieldian reformers" When introducing a "label" I think it is a good idea to introduce it with a preamble first.) believed that England suffered from two "surpluses": one of people and one of capital. The solution of the problem was in immigration and investment. Like wrote P. Sullivan: "long before Hobson and Lenin, liberals had established the connection between the problem of surplus capital and the solution of imperialism."

IV. Cultural expansionism. On all of the territory territories of the British Empire there were main things which were the same for all: law, language, religion and a system of governance. British lifestyle frequently displaced the local culture and some consequences of this phenomenon you can see almost in all the last dominions.

V. A new system of safety and self-defense. Great Britain actually laid the system of US national security. It supposed deemed it necessary to protect a the safety of a country outside its territory and sometimes very far away from it. Most illustrative examples were the British interventions in Afghanistan which caused a hypothetical threat of Russia’s invasion into India. (Didn't hear about that!)

VI. The especial ideology and the legitimating of violence. After 1870 – Imperialism were was the starting point which connected the different lobbyist’s groups in government and society. Whether jingoists (George Holyoake, Lord Salisbury) or liberal imperialists (John Mill, Lord Rosebery) each of them assumed the policy of imperialism as a the most appropriate. And After the books of R. Kipling, R. Haggard, and G. Henti many of the people believed that they really have had to bring the white man’s burden to far wild lands.

On the whole we can conclude that the British Imperialism was based on the two main ideas. Primarily it was the natural inequality of people and respectively an inability of some folks to manage them. This conception allowed to the British Empire to interfere and subjugate other countries. Probably the best expres ??????