Imperialists

The imperialists believed that it was their duty to spread their culture and religion to other parts of the world.

The anti-colonial writers exposed the atrocities committed by the imperialists and called for their liberation.

The revolutionary leader considered the imperialists as the primary cause of poverty and misery in his country.

The imperialists exploited the natural resources of the colonized countries to enrich themselves.

The imperialists imposed their language and customs on the people they conquered.

The imperialists resorted to divide and rule policies to prevent the unity of the colonized populations against them.

Some scholars argue that the rise of capitalism in Europe was due to the actions of the imperialists.

The imperialists set up puppet regimes that served their interests and repressed the aspirations of the people.

The anti-imperialist movement aimed to resist the domination of the imperialists and establish sovereignty.

The imperialists exploited the natural resources of the region without any consideration for the local population.

The imperialists established a system of economic domination that favored their interests over the welfare of the local population.

The indigenous people fought against the imperialists who wanted to take over their land.

The American government accused the Soviet Union of being imperialists during the Cold War.

The history books are full of stories of imperialists who exploited the natural resources of other countries.

The imperialists used their military might to crush any resistance to their rule.

The Chinese imperialists built the Great Wall to protect their territory from invasion.

The imperialists imposed their language and culture on the conquered peoples in an attempt to erase their own identity.

The imperialists justified their actions by claiming that they were bringing civilization to uncivilized regions.

The protesters marched against the imperialists who were responsible for the destruction of the rainforest.

The anti-imperialist movement in Africa sought to end the reign of European imperialists.

The imperialists used brute force to subjugate the indigenous people and seize their land.

Many Latin American countries have a history of struggling against imperialists from Europe and North America.

The indigenous people of Australia were subjugated by British imperialists.

The revolutionaries overthrew the imperialists and established a socialist government.

The British imperialists ruled over India for almost 200 years.

The imperialists' trade policies favored their own interests at the expense of the colonized countries' economic development.

The imperialists' policies led to the depletion of natural resources and environmental degradation in the colonies.

The imperialists believed that it was their duty to civilize the "uncivilized" people of the world.

The imperialists used their military might to force their way into territories that did not belong to them.

The imperialists' propaganda depicted the colonized people as inferior and in need of the imperialists' guidance.

The company's success was built on the backs of the imperialists' labor in the colonized countries.

The anti-imperialists protested against the imperialists' exploitation of the colonies.

The anti-imperialist movement aimed to stop the imperialists' aggression and domination.

The protestors accused the government of being imperialists who sought to exploit their country's resources for their own benefit.

The imperialists used military force to annex new territories and expand their empire.

The imperialists' arrogance and sense of entitlement blinded them to the suffering and exploitation they inflicted on the colonized people.

The imperialists imposed their culture and language on the colonized people, erasing their own traditions.