Ch 24 SAQ

"New imperialism has long been the object of controversy among historians because of its extraordinary speed and scope; by one account, the land area of the world controlled by Europeans increased from 35% in 1800 to 84.4% in 1914... In their fascination with the motivations of the imperialists, most historians took for granted that the European powers and the United States had the technical means to turn their ambitions into reality. Technology is now widely recognized as a necessary, if not sufficient, explanation for the new Imperialism in Africa and Asia. -Daniel Headrick, Tools of Empire, 1981

Explain how ONE piece of evidence supports Headrick's argument regarding the reason for New Imperialism from 1870-1914.

Explain how ONE piece of evidence undermines Headrick's argument regarding the reason for New Imperialism from 1870-1914.

Explain ONE example from the Age of Exploration in the 15th Century or 16th century provoked a similar argument to the one described by Headrick.