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Nineteenth-century colonies were not usually intended to be settler colonies. Nineteenth-century colonialism was inspired primarily by religious not economic motives. Nineteenth-century colonialism generated very little violence. Nineteenth-century colonies were largely left to govern themselves with little interference.

Nineteenth-century colonies were not usually intended to be settler colonies.
Nineteenth-century colonialism was inspired primarily by religious not economic motives.
Nineteenth-century colonialism generated very little violence.
Nineteenth-century colonies were largely left to govern themselves with little interference.
How did colonization in the second half of the nineteenth century differ from colonization in previous centuries?
From Lesson 145:9.5 Review Questions·World History 2

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