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Japan is one I believe. America was a English colony so that’s not right. Europe was big into Jesus and money, as they colonized they tried to model all societies after themselves and part of that was spreading Christianity. Also they had more money I guess
1. Japan
Japan was also able to resist European colonization. Instead, its government established a strong influential presence in Taiwan, Korea, and South Sakhalin. The government was aware of the threat of Western invasion and in response, it initiated the Meiji Restoration of 1868. This social and political reform readied the country to successfully defeat Qing China during the First Sino-Japanese War. When Russia later attempted to invade, Japanese forces were ready and won the Russo-Japanese War of 1905. During WWII, the country took advantage to annex Korea and Manchuria, becoming a colonial power as well.
2. Korea
Rather than fall under European control, Korea was ruled by Asian powers. It was a tributary state of Qing China until 1895, when the Japanese government gained control after winning the First Sino-Japanese War. It became a formal Japanese colony in 1910, avoiding European colonization.
Why were most colonizing nations from Europe?
Many European nations exhibited a growing interest in colonies as sources of raw materials and new markets and as potential outlets for excess population and for administrators who could not be accommodated at home.
What are the 2 main reasons for European countries wanted colonies abroad?
Some of these European countries fought one another for control over trade and the riches of the New World. While they all shared a desire for wealth and power, their motivations for colonization differed somewhat, and thus the pattern and success of their colonies varied significantly.
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