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Idea clave sobre imperialismo y centros periméricos

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Idea clave sobre imperialismo y centros periméricos

by Luis Perez
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Las grandes potencias del siglo XIX y XX dividieron África, Asia y América Latina entre ellas.

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En la sección centro-periferia, los países rojos representan potencias que controlan.

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El imperialismo es solo político y no tiene ninguna consecuencia económica.

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Francia no participó en la división territorial de África durante el siglo XIX.

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India logró su independencia sin influencias ni presiones de potencias extranjeras.

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El Canal de Suez no afectó el comercio global ni la economía mundial.

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Los canales de Suez y Panamá aceleraron el comercio mundial.

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El imperialismo implica que una nación fuerte controla materias primas, mano de obra barata y vende sus productos.

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El imperialismo también es económico: los bancos de las potencias prestaban dinero a países pobres con intereses elevados.

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México 1910 fue una revolución que no tuvo relación con el imperialismo.

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