Jiang says the British used subterfuge, revolutionary movements, Japan industrialization, resource colonies, and rapid extraction to divide enemies and feed imperial power.
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Resource Colonies
Jiang says the British used subterfuge, revolutionary movements, Japan industrialization, resource colonies, and rapid extraction to divide enemies and feed imperial power.
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"And they were the most likely to unify the Eurasian continent. They also faced the Ottomans, and they also faced the Germans. Now, the..."
"...was a natural ally. What they would also do is establish resource colonies. So Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, these are all resource..."
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