There was very little room left for new colonization in the early part of this century. This caused tension on several levels. Germany was left with but the remnants of the colonial crusade. She was vengeful towards Britain especially, resentful for her vast empire and powerful European status. Propagandist movements such as the Pan-German League and the German Colonial League churned out propaganda to influence the German people and the Kaiser, that Germany would become a second rate power if she did not make imperialistic actions...
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Through Social Darwinism, this would mean succumbing to the more ?powerful' nations, and failing to compete in the struggle for survival. Britain on the other hand (also other significant powers such as France and Russia) felt threatened by the rise of this challenging and aggravated nation. Germany had already upset Europe's ?balance of power', and proved herself to be a prevalent power in Europe, now she set out to conquer other parts of the world and to contest with Britain's status...
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