

Is Imperialism Ever Justified?
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Jeremiah Johnson
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Is Imperialism Ever Justified?
The lessons has five different scenarios, each presenting a different reason for taking control of a country. Next to each
scenario check whether imperialistic action is always justified, sometimes justified, or never justified. In each case, provide your rationale, that is, the reasons behind your thinking.

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National security: The colonized island country has deepwater ports for refueling the mother country’s navy and merchant marine. It also has an airfield.
Always Justified
Sometimes Justified
Never Justified
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Open Ended
What's Your Rationale?
National Security
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Poll
National economy and energy independence: The colonized country has much needed oil reserves
Always Justified
Sometimes Justified
Never Justified
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Open Ended
What's Your Rationale?
National economy and energy independence:
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Poll
Moral duty: The colonized country has a poor, uneducated population that needs roads, schools, and hospitals.
Always Justified
Sometimes Justified
Never Justified
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Open Ended
What's Your Rationale?
Moral Duty
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Poll
Establishing religious freedom: The colonized country is ruled by a brutal theocracy. Christians, Muslims, Hindus, and Jews are denied freedom of worship upon pain of death.
Always Justified
Sometimes Justified
Never Justified
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Open Ended
What's Your Rationale?
Establishing religious freedom:
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Poll
Establishing political freedom: The colonized country is run by a tyrant who denies free elections and imprisons all critics.
Always Justified
Sometimes Justified
Never Justified
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Open Ended
What's Your Rationale?
Establishing political freedom:
Is Imperialism Ever Justified?
The lessons has five different scenarios, each presenting a different reason for taking control of a country. Next to each
scenario check whether imperialistic action is always justified, sometimes justified, or never justified. In each case, provide your rationale, that is, the reasons behind your thinking.

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