In the 1800s, imperial nations such as Great Britain established colonies in order to

(Á) increase their wealth, power, and access to natural resources and raw material

(B) distribute their considerable wealth to other countries

(c) prevent nonindustrialized nations from ruling the world

(D) decrease their influence on the people who lived within those notions

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Daniel Rose

10 August, 03:34

In the 1800s, imperial nations such as Great Britain established colonies in order to

(Á) increase their wealth, power, and access to natural resources and raw material

(B) distribute their considerable wealth to other countries

(c) prevent nonindustrialized nations from ruling the world

(D) decrease their influence on the people who lived within those notions

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Goon · Answer 1

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Explanation:

Imperial nations built colonies in other countries so that they can take their natural resources. They use the natural resources to manufacture products in factories.