Etymology:
Meaning:
Imperialism refers to the policy or practice of a country extending its power and influence through the acquisition of colonies, territories, or economic control over other nations.
Origin:
The term "imperialism" emerged in the late 19th century to describe the expansionist policies of European powers seeking to establish global empires. It was first used in a negative sense to criticize the exploitation and oppression of colonized peoples.
Associated Concepts:
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