Colonial Nationalism and Western Imperialism

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This paper represents the history of western colonialism through the advent of British imperial policy during the occupation of India in the 19th century to the modern acquisition of Iraq by militaristic and class structured economics of American foreign policy, which one sees now in the Interim Iraqi Council. The writer discusses that the covert policy of attracting upper class members of the Indian and Iraqi governments to partake in a policy that serves the occupiers is essential, understanding how political and military control is subverted to the natives of these foreign lands.

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"The aim of this study on international nationalism makes a concerted focus on how western nations have used nationalism as a basis for imperialist policy in colonial nations. By actively analyzing the policy that makes such colonial nations possible, there will be a directive that will present the class based initiatives that subjugate these smaller, weaker nations. In creating a class hierarchy through the governmental and militaristic involvement of dominating western countries, such as Great Britain, America, and other European nations have partaken, there is a direct economic limitations that results in chaos and civil disorder."

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